29cougar
Wisconsin
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I am looking for peoples thoughts on which sway controll is better
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needgas$$
Westland, MI
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I have used both types of sway control and have found the Dual Cam to be superior on my 32' TT. What size trailer are you pulling? I don't know if you would see much difference under about 25'. My 24' TT pulled great with the friction type but once I tried it with the 32' it was just unsafe.
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2006 Dodge Ram 2500 Quadcab/hemi/3.73
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2004 Puma 30DBSS
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4ABURN
Ontario
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most peaple will say the duel cam is better, they are most likly right,but I do like the ajustability of my duel friction sway for my 30 foot TT.
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wa8shc
Parma, Ohio
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Dual Cam....hands down
Nothing else even comes close IMO
Denny WA8SHC and Rita WB8TIR
Siberian Husky Ta'kya (Princess RIP 10/04 Taz RIP 5/12/08)
2007 Dodge Ram 2500 Quad Cab 5.9L CTD 3.73/LSD,Quadzilla RECON monitor
2008 Rockwood 8243S 5th wheel
Pullrite 14K Superglide & MorRyde pinbox
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irish31790
Reading, OH
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I love my dual cam. I had a single friction bar with my pop-up and every once in a while I would over or under adjust it. I couldn't tell until I was out on the highway and then I felt unsafe. I also didn't like taking the bar off before I backed up. Others on this site will tell you they've never taken theirs off when they back up, but the dealer told me to take it off so I always did.
Mr. B
Reading, OH
2007 Jayco JayFeather 29X
Reese Dual Cam Sway, WDH, Progidy Brake Controller, McKesh Mirrors
2004 Suburban Z71
'07 Trips: 7, Nights Camping: 22, Miles Logged on TT: 2,010
'08 Trips: 5, Nights Camping: 14, Miles Logged on TT: 725
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djgarcia95928
Chico, Ca. , USA
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29cougar wrote:I am looking for peoples thoughts on which sway controll is better
Unless you want to pay $3000 for the Hensely trailer hitch, the Reese Straight Dual cam hitch is fantastic. I tow a 32' trailer weighing in at 12K when fully loaded.
Dick 
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Diabs
Toronto, Ontario
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I second the above post!...love mine.
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IPegasus
Wisconsin
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I had friction sway on my 29ft trailer, did not like it. Switched to the Dual cam HP, much better, don't even notice the big rigs passing.
2003 Chevrolet 2500HD DA LT 4x4
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1999 Wilderness GL 27F
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EPenney
Galt, Ca
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I had Dual Cam HP on my previous unit, a 26' TT. Huge improvement in towing stability over the friction bar. You get a lot of bang for the buck with Dual Cam.
'07 Chevy 2500HD Silverado "Classic" CC D/A 4x4
'07 Komfort Trailblazer T252FS fifth wheel
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lampooner
South Carolina
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Also look at the Equal-i-zer WDH. It has sway control built in.
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