Wicked Van Project

[MrWicked]

[jage]

Originally Posted by MrWicked

pretty cool thanks for the feed back... i know now the ass end of my trailer kicjks out bad with the truck and to have that much longer from the rear end it will kick more

Isn't that like too much tongue weight, or not enough trailer brakes or something? I know when I'm heavy on the tongue the back of my trailer dogs all over, regardless of being under the hitch weight.

[MrWicked]

jage your talking about swaying ..... im talking about when you make a right or left turn the axle are forward to handle the load but with you turn sharp the back of the trailer kicks out or gets wider on the back end.... this is alos affected by the tow vehical of where the rear axle of the tow vehical is in relation the the ball mount of the trailer... im sure theres a more technical way of explaining it ....

[MrWicked]

went to go drag racing this weekend and when i was going o put the van in the shop it would not start the fuel pump went out... so today im dropping the pump and installing a new one... the i pulled out ws a ford one wow 213 k crazy

[MrWicked]

well we just sold the cargo and tomorrow will pick up the new pass van

[MrWicked]

here is the new project van

[Bbasso]

Don't worry about the EB vans, they tow great. I have towed the same 31.6foot, 7500lbs TT with two EB vans, not a single issue!

[MrWicked]

Thanks for the info. What engine you running and rear gears?????

[Bbasso]

My first van was a 2000 with the 7.3 PSD 3.55 rear. (All stock)
current van is a 2005 V10 with 3.73 rear. (All stock except tuned)

Zero issues with the 2005. The 2000 used to get the trans very warm until I put in a trans cooler.

[MrWicked]

well we now have the newer pass van there alot more pics in my gallery

drove it home last night hoped on to the freeway and runs great quit inside... no time to pull the rear seats out and try to find a place to store them...