New Shocks

The Koni adjustables that came with our coach have been very good. The rear ones were replaced at 90,000 miles and the fronts are still good at 136,000 miles. The old fronts work better than the newer rears.

My 1998 are original. Came with Konis

Funny how so many folks need to change their shocks yet I have a 2006 and see no need whatsoever to change mine out. When I go over a large dip in the road, the shocks stop the sway immediately. Perhaps you have other issues besides shocks.

OK. Tell me what you think about HELLWIG swaybars?

OK. Tell me what y’all think about HELLWIG sway bars?

FloridaNative49 wrote:
Many thnx to All for the input.
Main concern is still the side to side rock but guess I’m leaning toward Koni, just because they’re different.

Put on a rear trac bar.

Sorry —mis spoke, meant Sway Bar, not TracBar. Have one of those on the front already ??

Well after reading this extensive MH review I’m back to square one. Maybe I should start with some anti-sway for the back end.
http://www.motorhome.com/tech/diy/shock-therapy-rv-shock-absorber-test/

Many thnx to All for the input.
Main concern is still the side to side rock but guess I’m leaning toward Koni, just because they’re different.

Both Koni and Bilstein make fine shocks that will do the job of dampening the impact from bumps in the road. I preferred the Koni FSD shocks because they are NOT gas charged and they do not transfer the small bumps, like road joints, back to the coach. The gas charged Bilstein shocks will let you feel even the smallest bump. On a large bump or when exiting a driveway, I found no difference between either brand of shock.