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exfuzz02

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Posted: 08/28/08 02:57pm Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

Just had 4 Koni shocks installed on the rig....WHAT a difference !!!!
Took away the rocking and rolling about 98%....Expensive but worth it...


2007 Jayco 33DS, Greyhawk/Kodiak Chassis,Chev V-8
Toad: 2004 Jeep Liberty 4x4.

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Posted: 08/28/08 04:56pm Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

What the heck are Koni shocks?

How much are they? They seem to address problems I have with my rig.

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Posted: 08/28/08 05:03pm Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

I used to think people were nuts when they put new shocks on new vehicles until I did it.

i had a lot of wobble, so I was going to do it all at once, tires, shocks, rear stabilizer, and steering stabilizer.

Well I did the tires and shocks and never had to do the stabilizers, it cured all my problems.

So now as soon as I get a vehicle I look for the best shocks available, and it always changes the ride for better, and the ride is what it's all about.


2002 - Bigfoot M-29G, 2004 Jeep Rubicon Toad


exfuzz02

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Posted: 08/28/08 05:33pm Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

All 4 cost (in round figures) $1000.00 installed. I also had valve extenders put on the rear wheels.

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What Koni Shocks did you go with??? Were the new Koni FSD model???

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I put the Koni's on mine and it made a huge difference also. I paid about $130 @ from LTB Motorsports. They are easy to install. I believe the FSD is the only model available for the Kodiak chassis. I agree they get rid of most of the front to back and side to side rocking and rolling. Money well spent.

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They were the newest ones on the market....I don't recall the exact model. I know I paid a lot for them but I do not have the tools or the ability to install them myself. Anyway...it was worth it to improve the handling and ride.

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Posted: 08/29/08 08:36am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

Same here, added the Koni FSD's to my rig. Though I did not have the swaying issue that most complain about, it did improve the ride and reduce the rocking. Money well spent.


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