Lippert Components Road Armor is a stamped steel suspension system that is a drop-in replacement for a standard equalizer setup, meaning that there is no additional drilling or welding needed for installation. This system features a new design integrating both time-proven natural rubber inserts and oil-impregnated bushings for smoother movement.
The Road Armor is designed to ensure that the shackle links do not flip either up or down, even without any jarring movements. This is achieved by lowering the trailer with even weight distribution.
To install the Road Armor, you will need 1 to 2 people, a pneumatic air or impact gun, several deep well sockets, a hammer, and a torque wrench. The installation process involves removing the old equalizer setup and replacing it with the Road Armor, then installing the shackle links and mounting nuts. Finally, the trailer needs to be lowered evenly to the ground.
Lippert Components Road Armor is a stamped steel suspension system that is a drop-in replacement for a standard equalizer setup, meaning that there is no additional drilling or welding needed for installation. This system features a new design integrating both time-proven natural rubber inserts and oil-impregnated bushings for smoother movement.
The Road Armor is designed to ensure that the shackle links do not flip either up or down, even without any jarring movements. This is achieved by lowering the trailer with even weight distribution.
To install the Road Armor, you will need 1 to 2 people, a pneumatic air or impact gun, several deep well sockets, a hammer, and a torque wrench. The installation process involves removing the old equalizer setup and replacing it with the Road Armor, then installing the shackle links and mounting nuts. Finally, the trailer needs to be lowered evenly to the ground.
Lippert Components Road Armor is a stamped steel suspension system that is a drop-in replacement for a standard equalizer setup, meaning that there is no additional drilling or welding needed for installation. This system features a new design integrating both time-proven natural rubber inserts and oil-impregnated bushings for smoother movement.
The Road Armor is designed to ensure that the shackle links do not flip either up or down, even without any jarring movements. This is achieved by lowering the trailer with even weight distribution.
To install the Road Armor, you will need 1 to 2 people, a pneumatic air or impact gun, several deep well sockets, a hammer, and a torque wrench. The installation process involves removing the old equalizer setup and replacing it with the Road Armor, then installing the shackle links and mounting nuts. Finally, the trailer needs to be lowered evenly to the ground.
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