rvlifer
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Wasnt criricizing with my question. Honestly wanted to know to help decide if i should get them
And you were not the one I had in mind.Wasnt criricizing with my question.
Close doesn't count. If the rear end is clearing why do you need to "flip" the axle? Otherwise, your axle really stays the same, keeping the camber but mounting the leaf springs on top. It's only a matter of jacking the trailer up, cribbing the frame, and repositioning the leaf springs. But as Gary pointed out you're raising the center of gravity, so I'd leave it alone unless there's no other way.Well finally got the camper trailer out today for a long awaited trip. As I suspected I needed to use some wooden ramps I made just in case to bridge the V dip in my uphill driveway. Way too close for comfort! Gonna look into the axle flip cost or maybe attempt it by myself.