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    Posted: 06 Jul 2016 at 2:13pm
NX:  Thanks again for the guidance on this lift kit.  I installed it last year and it is working great.  Now I want to go with larger tires to get a little more clearance.  Did you go to the 15" wheel?  If so, do you know what the offsets and sizes are?  I need to figure out what to go with so the width does not cut down on the spacing between the back of the tire and the wall of the Rpod.  Thanks!
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Thanks for the info!  Looks like you're close by.  I'm in Golden.  Let me know if you ever want to meet up for a beer and compare rpod notes!
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As Sean said ... any steel supplier would have that - or get it online (while it will cost more) here for example: http://www.speedymetals.com/pc-4713-8224-4-x-2-x-188-wall-rectangular-steel-tubing.aspx
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Originally posted by gpod

Where did you get the 2x4x3/16" risers that you used?  Were they pre-made and bought that way or did you have them custom-made somewhere?

Tnx!

Looks like 2X4 Steel tubing you can get it an any steel supplier. 
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Where did you get the 2x4x3/16" risers that you used?  Were they pre-made and bought that way or did you have them custom-made somewhere?

Tnx!
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Very nice looking.
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On each side - lift the RV from under the axle, jack stands, take the wheel off, take the bolts off, lower the axle, put the new spacer, put the bolts, raise the axle, put the wheel, take the jack stands off, lower the axle.

One important thing - mark the alignment of the trailer frame and the axle. I used a masking tape
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Very nicely done. How did you lift the trailer for installation?

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Looks very nice!
Our lift was included in the super low price, so that saved me the time.
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Wow nice job, I should have went that route
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