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Notsoaverageguy

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Joined
Sep 1, 2026
Messages
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Location
Sandiego
RV Year
2018
RV Make
Winnebago
RV Model
Intent
RV Length
27
Chassis
F53
Engine
V10
Fulltimer
No
So I have the smallest A Class Winnebago called Intent. I already did the F-53 cheap fix on the sway bars nice improvement, but now I am going after the ride. The stock shocks just pound the home on the freeway cracks and any impurities in the road. I am not expecting Lincoln performance but I do have experience with suspension enough to know it can be better. Done a little research and a lot of people just bolt on Koni and while it stops the rolling (which I am actually ok with now) the reviews claim a rough as ride with the stock on the bumps. My RV is short and light when it comes to A Class and I feel like I can get away with a shock with less compression dampening. Any recommendations?
 
So I have the smallest A Class Winnebago called Intent. I already did the F-53 cheap fix on the sway bars nice improvement, but now I am going after the ride. The stock shocks just pound the home on the freeway cracks and any impurities in the road. I am not expecting Lincoln performance but I do have experience with suspension enough to know it can be better. Done a little research and a lot of people just bolt on Koni and while it stops the rolling (which I am actually ok with now) the reviews claim a rough as ride with the stock on the bumps. My RV is short and light when it comes to A Class and I feel like I can get away with a shock with less compression dampening. Any recommendations?
Not saying different shocks might improve your ride but also tire pressure comes into play. When I took possession of my present coach, the previous owner had the tires at 100 PSI. Dropping them down to 90 made a world of a difference.
 

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