Ding ding we have a winner! :thumbsup: As stated above the drive line, body mounts, and suspension are the same between the mega and the quad cab lb. The cab on the mega is roughly 18-20" longer and weights roughly 4-500 hundred pounds more IIRC. The reason for such a discrepancy between the payloads is the possible load placement in relation to the front and rear axles. With that long mega cab it is very hard to place much weight on the front axle. I'm sure it is all a safety thing as far as dodge is concerned.Maybe something having to do with too much weight so far back on the truck that it takes off too much weight on the front hindering stopping distances???
I dunno really, just thinking
Isnt that a reason why some people would consider mounting them further back, instead of getting a slider or trying to watch there cab corners when turing sharp.the GN or 5th wheel hitch is going to be in the same place on a LB or SB truck. only thing that has to do with that is on a SB just closer to hitting th cab with trailer.
That is absolutely true. I must have misunderstood I thought you were asking about payload.the GN or 5th wheel hitch is going to be in the same place on a LB or SB truck. only thing that has to do with that is on a SB just closer to hitting th cab with trailer.