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Oct 5, 2019 | 10:18 PM

#16

tortue71

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Yep , mine is 16k and it is 3200lbs on the pin.
At that pinweight , it's really easy to go 4000+ on payload.
I'd like to see that scale at 2600 lol

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Originally Posted by 67L48

I may be missing something.

Your 5er going down the road is 16,600 lbs.

That means that a 16,600 lb 5er only has a 2,600 lb pin weight? I think that's borderline unsafe load distribution as you're getting close to sub-15% on the pin. I think 18-22% is a more common goal.

Oct 6, 2019 | 08:58 AM

#17

speakerfritz

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Are both vehicles that you are comparing 4.10 rear ends.

there is a big torque difference between the gas and Diesel engines which in itself makes a comparison a non comparison when pulling 16000 lbs .