TremorTide
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need to buy hitch that will provide enough drop should I level w 37’s…probably run stock for a while but only want to buy once…how much drop?
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If you plan on making tire or suspension changes and want to buy once, your only option is an adjustable hitch.need to buy hitch that will provide enough drop should I level w 37’s…probably run stock for a while but only want to buy once…how much drop?
Yep, just didn’t know what max length to go with without rubbing ground while stockIf you plan on making tire or suspension changes and want to buy once, your only option is an adjustable hitch.
Interestin, appreciate the infoI decided to wait to buy until I had my level and 37s installed (Carli commuter). In an interesting twist, the angle change almost entirely negated the extra inch of tire. Gen-Y recommended a 9” drop.
I had a 9” B&W Stow. I got sick of digging it in hills as it hangs down even when stowed and constantly maintaining it so it didn’t rust. I switch to a Rhino hitch that has 10” of drop if needed, and 100% aluminum or stainless steel. I can move it out of the way when needed so no more digging into the dirt. I store it in the garage when not being used so busting my chins isn’t an issue. It truly is a work of art. They are not cheap, but I am 100% satisfied.
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That thing is pretty cool. Unfortunately it looks like the weight ratings are pretty meager: 2000# tongue and 12000# capacity? Am I reading right?
Max. Tongue Weight | Max. Capacity | |
2.0" Receiver | 2,000 lbs. | 12,000 lbs. |
2.5" Receiver | 2,000 lbs. | 14,000 lbs. |
3.0" Receiver | 2,000 lbs. | 16,000 lbs. |
Sorry, I was not reading right. It seems it is:
Max. Tongue Weight Max. Capacity 2.0" Receiver 2,000 lbs. 12,000 lbs. 2.5" Receiver 2,000 lbs. 14,000 lbs. 3.0" Receiver 2,000 lbs. 16,000 lbs.
So a decent choice if you've got the 3" hitch. Still, cutting it close though if towing at the truck's capacity. And no pintle adapter either.
Yeah it won’t fit everyone’s needs, but a perfect solution for mine.Sorry, I was not reading right. It seems it is:
Max. Tongue Weight Max. Capacity 2.0" Receiver 2,000 lbs. 12,000 lbs. 2.5" Receiver 2,000 lbs. 14,000 lbs. 3.0" Receiver 2,000 lbs. 16,000 lbs.
So a decent choice if you've got the 3" hitch. Still, cutting it close though if towing at the truck's capacity. And no pintle adapter either.
Yeah it won’t fit everyone’s needs, but a perfect solution for mine.
It depends a bit on the width of the tires and offset of the wheels. Generally, for a tremor, a level kit up front is sufficient to clear 37s in most conditions (extreme flexing excluded). That’s an extra 1.5” if I remember right.If I up grade to 37" tires what is the recommended lift to the truck to have 0 issues?