Shocks -- Again
Just came thru IL & IN in my 2010 Coachmen 2700. Jolts of patches & bridges worse than I-10 was several years ago. Fronts seem OK but rear wheels feel like a wagon wheel hitting a brick at speed. S...
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A timely thread indeed, thanks to all who have posted. Our 2012 E350 24' Nexus is rapidly coming due for a new set of shocks. Admittedly we have put 25,000+ miles on the coach in the last 24 months over some of the rougher roads in our coast to coast wandering.
We are headed home tomorrow (currently in Silver City, NM), after an 18 day heat beating 2,500+ mile trip up through NM and CO). I will start doing the heavy research for new shocks as soon as I get home. Bilsteins, Koni's and Monroe comprise my short list.
We run very close to our GVWR of 11,500# but several thousand # under our GCWR as I only tow a small utility trailer that loaded with my motorcycle only weighs 850#. The handling has always been excellent but the ride quality is beginning to suffer.
Your thoughts/recommendations, especially regarding my current 3 possibles would be greatly appreciated.
:C
We are headed home tomorrow (currently in Silver City, NM), after an 18 day heat beating 2,500+ mile trip up through NM and CO). I will start doing the heavy research for new shocks as soon as I get home. Bilsteins, Koni's and Monroe comprise my short list.
We run very close to our GVWR of 11,500# but several thousand # under our GCWR as I only tow a small utility trailer that loaded with my motorcycle only weighs 850#. The handling has always been excellent but the ride quality is beginning to suffer.
Your thoughts/recommendations, especially regarding my current 3 possibles would be greatly appreciated.
:C
