Installed Mobile Outfitters Shock Kit
Installed yesterday on my 5th wheel and it all worked out. I had to drill 1 new hole in each bracket to work with my subframe. Kit came with everything and shocks. http://www.themobileoutfitters...
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rhagfo wrote:Thats_Ok wrote:
Looks good!
Know what ya mean about drilling with no leverage.
Anxious to hear how the coach rides with the shocks installed.
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Have some plumbing issues to deal with 1st for mine. Nice looking install
tvman44 wrote:
Thanks elkhorn,
I was curious because I too have a I Beam frame. Will have to look into this as I have been interested in adding shocks. :)
Well got mine installed today, I beam frame, brackets are designed for the I beam frame.
Took a bit of time as I did need to deal with plumbing issues both the galley drain and the gas line down the inside of the frame. Slide-out hardware prevented placing on the outside of the frame.
Needed to move galley drain line out a bit near the drain, still need to get a straighter line on, that will come later, didn't start this project until about 1:30 today.
Replace the 2" nipple at the front of the gas line with a 8" to get clearance at the edge of the frame rail. Gas rated yellow Teflon tape makes for good seals.
I will know Wednesday how they work, traveling to Bend, OR for daughters Horse show.
