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Old 09-27-2004, 01:45 PM
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they arent too bad to install yourself, sometimes you gotta make a hole, i would pay attention to the class of hitch depending on your load. they usually run class 1-3 as a average, i had a class 5 that could take a beating once. probaly even find a good used one at a boneyard.

what r u plannin on haulin? if too heavy u planning on beefin the rear springs with helpers, air shocks etc? just curious.