Class A shock absorbers
I have a 2007, 36 foot Adventure W22, Chevy workhorse. I get a lot of bouncing around and rough, sloppy riding. I've been told I need to replace my shocks, staring with the rear. I have 37000 miles o...
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Bill, I can't say what is better between Bilsteins and Koni's because I never owned Koni's! I did have 4 new Bilsteins installed on my 36' Adventurer last fall and the porpoising and the side to side roll stopped. When I come off a driveway now the coach doesn't rock side to side as I'm going down the road and it doesn't bounce front to back when going over a overpass at highway speeds. Check your VIN # when you change shocks (this info is in our black Winnebago packet or on the drivers door). Winnebago changes there chassis on Adventurers every 4 years so you will want to order the right shocks. My Winnebago is licensed as a 04, but my chassis is a 03, if I would have ordered shocks for a 04 they would not have fit. Good Luck
