sandyneck

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I have a 1994 30 ft. Fleet wood flair. With a P-30 chassis and twenty three thousand miles. Wondering what are the best shocks to use. Thanks.
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wolfe10

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What chassis?
Advice for a Ford F53 won't do you much good if you have a Chevy P chassis.
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At that mileage the Shocks should be still fine! We have over 50,000 Miles on Ours . I am thinking that I might start shopping for replacements soon!
I believe that Ours are Bilstein !
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Koni followed by Bilstein...but Rob is correct, why do you feel you need to replace the originals.. ......Dennis
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It handles bumps really hard. Plus the shock technology has improved so much in the last 15 years since the m/h was made
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Shocks have more to do with the handling after a bump. The shock absorber controls the up and down motion after the bump. The Ford chassis has always been a little stiffer than the P30 so you could be in worse shape. What have you done to the air bags in the front coil springs? They should be inflated to a certain level based on the GVW of the chassis. Some air bags on the rear could also help the ride a little bit. It is still a truck and will ride a little rougher than your car. I had a '96 Pace Arrow on the P30 and I had to keep 95psi in the front air bags for the best ride.
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Koni FDS made a world of difference in my first MH.
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Billieg2 wrote: Koni FDS made a world of difference in my first MH.
They are awesome on our 32' P30 based MH.
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sandyneck wrote: I have a 1994 30 ft. Fleet wood flair. With a P-30 chassis and twenty three thousand miles. Wondering what are the best shocks to use. Thanks.
Road king are far far above all other shocks but are EXSPENSIVE
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