Can you put Torklift Tiedowns on a 1996 Chevrolet 3500 Dually?

According to Torklift's technical department, you can put Tiedowns on a 1996 Chevrolet 3500 Dually. 
The change only applies to 2015 and newer Chevrolet Dually's. 

Use our Torkllift Tiedown Vehicle Search Guide to find the correct Tiedown for your vehicle. 

How do I tow a Fifth Wheel Trailer with my Gooseneck Hitch?

YOU HAVE 2 OPTIONS:

OPTION #1: If you already have a Gooseneck Hitch Ball installed in the bed of your truck, you can purchase a 5th Wheel Hitch that installs in the ball hole of the Gooseneck hitch. Have a look at B&W Trailer Hitch RVK3500 B&W Companion Fifth Wheel Hitch:

This Fifth Wheel Hitch sits right on top of a B&W Turnover Ball. Pull only 1 pin and the hitch removes completely from the bed. A great option if you want to frequently switch between trailer types.

If you don't have the B&W Turnover Ball Gooseneck Hitch System, go to our under bed gooseneck...

What is the difference between a 1-Plug and 2-Plug unit Brake Control Wiring Harness?

All vehicle specific Brake Control Wiring Harnesses are available in 1-Plug or 2-Plug styles:

1-Plug units are designed for brake controls manufactured with electrical wiring mounted on the back  on the unit. This is also know as the pigtail. Wiring harnesses must be spliced into the existing pigtail to  allow the vehicle specific plug to be installed.

On trailer hitch #65068 can you confirm if the receiver will stick out past the license plate once it is relocated?

As per technical support at Cequent Towing Products, the receiver will stick out past the licence plate. 

1. Measure from the tow hook bolt center to level ground.

2. Subtract 3-5/8”(3.625)[92mm] from step 1. This is the distance from level ground to bottom of fascia cutout.

3. Mark the location of the bottom of fascia cutout on front of fascia.

4. Measure 3-1/4” up from the bottom of fascia cut. This is the location of the top of fascia cutout.

5. Locate the center of the fascia from left to right and mark 1-5/8” each side. ( 3-1/4” square)

6. Drill (4) 3/8” hole in corners.

7. Carefully cut the 3-1/4” hole from the fascia.

Is it common to experience sway on a weight distrubution system with built-in sway?

It is common to experience sway on a weight distribution system with built in sway control under the following circumstances:

1) It is a windy day
2) The tire pressure on your trailer or vehicle is low

If you are still experiencing sway on days with low to no wind, and your tire pressure is at its recommended level, contact the manufacturer's tech team to see what can be done. Unfortunately, on many built-in sway control systems you are unable to adjust the sway control so you may be limited for options, although that may be different with sway control kits like the Dual Cam Sway Controls.