Anyone ever lower your trailer?

[Big Belly]

I've got an '05 Wakesetter 23 LSV sitting on an Extreme tandem axle trailer and it came from the factory pretty darn high, higher than most. Has anyone ever lowered one of these trailers and was it a big deal? Thanks in advance.

[WakeGirl]

A trailer shop can do it. Have you tried contacting one? Heck, if you wanted to make the drive, you could just take it to Extreme to have it done.

[Big Belly]

I wish I was closer to them, I'd do that. Being a torsion axle, it can't be that hard. Just looking for real world experiences and someone to convince me that it's no big deal. I called Extreme and the tech guy said it's no big deal but it's something they do everyday. I didn't want to tear into it and regret it.

[Malibudude]

I've got the low ride option on mine and it makes a huge difference in over all height. I know it can be done with relative ease, according to Extreme when I called them.

[WakeGirl]

I think that if you were to find a local reputable trailer shop, they could probably do it pretty easily. Unless you want to DIY?

[Malibudude]

PM Dgoose he might know a trailer place locally in Loomis or Rocklin area.

[NvBoarder]

You know I pulled one of the spindles off the trailer acouple weeks ago because I wasn't sure how to pull the rotor off the spindle and took it down to the trailer shop for instructions. It was easy to take off and I would assume that if you changed it slightly on the spline, it would drop the trailer a few inches and wouldn't hurt anything. Now obviuosly you may have to rasie the wheel wells up a little for clearance but it wouldn't take long to find out. One bolt per wheel and drop it a few degrees and the trailer would sit lower.

[Kellyb]

It is very easy. Mine came so low that I had the right side tires blow at the same time (Within in a mile on the 40). They rubbed on the fender got hot and exploded. Extreme fixed it all. One problem now is the it is really high but I will take the extra margin.

Kelly