Reply to "Torklift Lower StableLoads on a 2009 Chevy Silverado 1500 towing a Lance 1575"

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Big E posted:
Jeff, excellent write up. I look forward to hearing the results from your upcoming trip. I will also add, I really wish the holes were already there on my overload springs. The kit came with 4 drill bits. It took 3 of them to get the holes drilled........

Thanks Erick!
The trip is in 10 days. I will definitely be giving these a solid test & a thorough review.

All -
Erick is referring above to springs that don't have factory stops (& holes) on the ends of the springs. Torklift has a kit for that. However, it sounds like drilling the holes isn't as quick and easy as Torklift makes it sound.

Here is the kit -
StableLoad Quick Disconnect (Lower Overload) Part #A7311 (With drill kit) -
http://www.torklift.com/index....stableload#drilltool

4/20/1710:15 PM

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