Best shocks for Class C RV?
Greetings, I'm replacing my shock absorbers on my '89 Born Free 24ft RV (on a Ford E350 chassis). Price quoted for Monroes (install and parts) is coming in around $780.00. 1) Are there better...
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After some research I decided if I was going to do some serious off roading and keep my vehicle forever the Bilstines were the only way to go! I'm not and I won't.
I am also unimpressed by someone saying I put Brand X on and I cannot believe the difference. Replacing old worn out shocks with even the cheapest Chinese junk will make a huge difference!
So I followed my wallet and many recommendations and purchased KYB shocks and my gosh, you would not believe the difference, between my old worn out junk shocks and the new KYB's!! I also went through the suspension and replaced all bushings with polyurethane, tie rod ends, ball joints and such and now drives like a slot car!
My Toyota is 22 years old, so needed most of this, I would even hazard a guess that the shocks were OE. Jim
I am also unimpressed by someone saying I put Brand X on and I cannot believe the difference. Replacing old worn out shocks with even the cheapest Chinese junk will make a huge difference!
So I followed my wallet and many recommendations and purchased KYB shocks and my gosh, you would not believe the difference, between my old worn out junk shocks and the new KYB's!! I also went through the suspension and replaced all bushings with polyurethane, tie rod ends, ball joints and such and now drives like a slot car!
My Toyota is 22 years old, so needed most of this, I would even hazard a guess that the shocks were OE. Jim
