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I do have an option for you but you will need part #FA92-01-0899 instead of part #FA92-02-0899 to fit the weight distribution head. The Replacement Trunnion Spring Bars for Fastway e2 Weight Distribution Systems part #FA92-01-0899 will work fine…

Yes, if the Fastway e2 Weight Distribution System you have now has trunnion spring bars like part #FA92-00-0800 then you can use the Replacement Trunnion Spring Bars part #FA92-01-0699.

You will definitely want to go with the 1,000 lb. bars #FA92-01-1099 rather than the 800 lb. bars #FA92-01-0899. It is better to go with a system that can support you while you are at your heaviest, and deal with what could be a slightly more stiff…

There is; overrated spring bars for a weight distribution hitch like your Fastway e2 will not only give you a much stiffer ride, the trailer will be prone to bouncing so it will be less controllable and comfortable as you tow. So for a trailer with a…

You can upgrade your Fastway E2 #FA92-00-0600 with Trunnion bars with up to a 600 lb total tongue weight capacity to a larger capacity rating by changing out your trunnion bars. Remember that weight distribution systems will be based on total tongue…

To convert your Fastway E2 part #FA92-00-0600 to a 1,000 lb tongue weight kit you just need to swap your current spring bars out for the replacement Trunnion bars part #FA92-01-1099 and you'd be set.

To upgrade your Fastway e2 Weight Distribution w/ 2-Point Sway Control #FA92-00-0600 rated for 6,000 lbs to the 8,000 lbs system you will simply need part #FA92-01-0899. If you were to order the part #FA92-02-0899 you would also need the Socket…

In regards to a weight distribution system like the Fastway e2, it's better to be well under than over the weight capacity. If you're over then you'll lose any sort of warranty associated with the product and the system won't preform…

I am assuming your dry weight is 5,500 lbs. It sounds like you have something like the 2004 Forest River Cherokee M-28C with a UVW of 5,490 lbs. The GVWR for this travel trailer is 7,590 lbs. Subtracting the tongue weight would put you under 7k, so…

For a single axle trailer, you want the shackle strap to be able to move so that you have the spring deflection needed for your suspension. Angled like the photo or even almost vertical is fine you just don't want the shackle strap to bind and…

The PR4 was a 3500 lb axle leaf spring which is our current part number #e68SR. Since you axles are 6k you would need to step up to a higher rated spring like with the part #e78SR which is same length but for 6k axles.

You can get the longer U-bolts here; I checked with Roadmaster, and the 2630 are simply 7 inch long U-bolts, so you can use the following: - 3" Round Trailer U-Bolts (Qty 2) #SP01-060 These are 7 inches long so they are the same, and for a…