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About 80K and counting. Also, when I had the stock shocks I wasn't hauling/towing anything. I have hauled/towed quite a bit since.
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About 80K and counting. Also, when I had the stock shocks I wasn't hauling/towing anything. I have hauled/towed quite a bit since.
I think you're pretty much stuck with Motorcraft. I think the self leveling is the rear shocks themselves. I have a '14 Limited with the tow package as well. I added the 3/2 spacers and had a lot of suspension work done about a year ago. I wanted to replace my struts with aftermarket parts, but found there wasn't much out there for our vehicles. Especially if you ever do the spacers.What shocks would be best for the rear suspension self leveling tow package on a 2014 Expy Limited? It's not air but mechanical self leveling I guess. No issues with the ride now but it does have 107K miles and I do tow a enclosed car trailer from time to time. Thanks!
Not used any spacers.I think you're pretty much stuck with Motorcraft. I think the self leveling is the rear shocks themselves. I have a '14 Limited with the tow package as well. I added the 3/2 spacers and had a lot of suspension work done about a year ago. I wanted to replace my struts with aftermarket parts, but found there wasn't much out there for our vehicles. Especially if you ever do the spacers.
Not used any spacers.
Attached is what the Expy looks like loaded with the trailer. The auto leveling system seems to work after I drive it a bit and is pretty much level. We are about 6,500lbs with the car and gear. All aluminum trailer is 2,700 lbs. and the car is 3,200lbs. Trying out a new weight distribution hitch and still adjusting it. View attachment 38720
It's a 20' with 2' V-nose Lighting trailer by Forest River. I had the escape door installed and moved forward a bit and had the package door installed. I can reach the trailer battery and wheel straps on right front of the car without having to get in the trailer. Getting out of the car is much easier. All aluminum with 10k Dexter axels. Works great!
I'll have to check them out. Looks just like a Legend. I'm trying to find a quality enclosed aluminum trailer (Legend, PROLine out of NH, etc.), but mostly junk in my area.