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Moryde Goosetech

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Hi, I am looking to upfit a gooseneck hitch for a new Reflection 324MBS fifth wheel. Towing with 2025 Ram 3500 CC short bed 6.7. The setup I’m looking at is the new Moryde Goosetech pinbox with either the BW standard OEM ball or the offset Gen Y ball to go in the factory 5th wheel prep. I would prefer standard ball but willing to go offset if clearance could be a problem.

So does anyone have experience with this new Moryde Goosetech setup, and would you opt for the standard ball or the Gen Y 5 inch offset for more clearance?

Thanks!
 
I have the Gen Y and certainly do not need any offset on a long bed. Friend of mine has a 3500 SRW Mega cab with the Gen y and no off set. These new 5th wheels have caps designed to give you more clearance. I wouldn't worry about an off set.

My buddy tried to get a full 90 degree but chickened out at about 75 degrees. I cant imagine ever needing to get that sharply turned...but it could happen I guess.
 
I don't know who makes the frames for Grand Design but chances are good it's Lippert. You'll want to make sure whatever goose box you get won't void the frame warranty. I've got the Reese Goose Box and really like it a lot. I've got both the B&W ball which is nice because it and it's chain anchors fit in a bespoke case which sits in the front storage of my 5er. I've also got a Gen Y offset ball that isn't nearly as small and light, nor does it store as easily though it is lightyears better than a regular 5th wheel hitch. There is a newer generation of Gen Y ball that appears to be lighter, has the safety chain hooks incorporated and uses the holes closest to the tailgate. Quite the improvement. I've used the B&W with no problem, but the Gen Y offers a peace of mind that is difficult for me to ignore.
Another reason to choose the Gen Y over the B&W is it provides more room between the tailgate and camper front storage door. This can be important if your approach angle is not perfectly straight on.

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Good info, thanks. I did notice the 2nd gen Gen Y offset with the integrated safety chains loops and planned to get that one if I decided on the offset option. Good to know I should be fine with either standard or offset though. As far as the frame goes, I know the Moryde Goosetech is designed to match the geometry of the pinbox it’s replacing so hopefully there are no issues with warranty but definitely something to confirm before purchasing.
 
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