Koni vs Bilstein shocks
After seeing how much of an improvement our recently installed Hellwig rear sway bar helped our C, I am now thinking shocks. We get the usual jolts over railroad tracks and potholes plus what I call ...
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I have a new set of Ford shocks on the front and 13 year old 40,000 mile Ford shocks on the rear. I think I'll spend what I considered for four Bilsteins and put two Koni FSD's on the rear.
For the longest time, we had only one report and it wasn't what you'd call a "barn burner." Not negative, just not very excited about the FSD's. Against that, we now have several very positive reviews. What's better, they're from OP's who have high expectations of their rigs and are very particular about them. As a "student" of RV.net, their endorsements are good enough for me.
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I have a new set of Ford shocks on the front and 13 year old 40,000 mile Ford shocks on the rear. I think I'll spend what I considered for four Bilsteins and put two Koni FSD's on the rear.
For the longest time, we had only one report and it wasn't what you'd call a "barn burner." Not negative, just not very excited about the FSD's. Against that, we now have several very positive reviews. What's better, they're from OP's who have high expectations of their rigs and are very particular about them. As a "student" of RV.net, their endorsements are good enough for me.
