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Old 11-19-2019, 10:59 AM   #1
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we have a 2006 winnebago journey with 57k on it.should i replace the factory shocks with Koni ? or.are they easy to install.
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If you made it thru 57000 miles with stock shocks, why go to something different ?

Just replace them with stock shocks.
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I replaced my stock Koni's with the Koni EVO's. They work like the FSD's but are made for heavy IFS front axles. The rest are also Koni's although I did have to replace the drive axle ones due to Cummins In Portland OR breaking them. They claimed it wasn't their fault and I was too involved in my late wife's liver cancer to fight them even though I had good pictures.
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