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Originally Posted by rowiebowie
I replaced my 6 yr. old OEM shocks with Koni FSD's from shockwarehouse.com
Pricy, but like you, worth it to get desired results. I specifically did not want gas charged shocks. These improved the ride only slightly on good roads, but really control ride motions well on undulating surfaces.
I've head good things about Bilstein's as well. The good thing is any new shock is going to be an improvement.
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I'm not familiar with the performance of the Bilstein shocks... however, I was advised by Super Steer in Grants Pass, Oregon to go with the Koni FSD shocks... They have been in business since 1961.. attend many RV shows and work with locally owned RV shops...
In addition, Super Steer develops their own products .. and has been working for years to control and improve steering stability for the RV industry..
I purchased new shocks, their proprietary steering rear trac bar and a Roadmaster anti-sway bar that was 2/3 larger than the original sway bar on my Mercedes Benz Sprinter.....
Results were amazing.... If you are having issues....call them...speak to Dave....he will be able to answer all of your questions......
You do not need to invest in air suspension.. overkill and too complicated....
It's just a phone call....888-898-3281.....
I was very glad I did.... GOOD LUCK...
https://supersteerparts.com/