hey there is a place in irwindale called benlows he helped me go from a single axle to a twin, the original was radial and only four inch wide and sat as high as the skeleton you are using. when done i lowered the trailer and put on 7or8in wide fenders now i have done over 100mph with boat on 40 to havasu and rode like a rail they also do brakes they have the new actuator and all hardware. i blasted 2 light holes. the rims and wheels are from tucker tires in covina all four installed with chrome rims and 60 series tires for 200.00 .  the mistake that i made was when we did the height adj to trailer to give it the lower look and it does handle better, was that the f-in boat was not on trailer so the minute we put the boat on the wheels pinned to fenders , so we wacked them off and did the adjustments but now it looks pretty good for the 500.00 i put into it total. i had a friend also do the welding and i am still looking for a float bar. found one in boat scrape yard in orange but the old bird wanted 200.00 for is so i told him he wont be eating this week and the f- bar is still on the ground as where i found it that day a year ago.

Hey guys, it might just be in your best interest to look into a refurbished used trailer. Since you will be spending sooooo much time to redo your's! reply to this and i'll see if i can hook you up with one!!