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Old 03-13-2011, 07:51 AM   #1
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Hi I am new to the forum. I with I would have stumbled across this forum years ago, would have saved me a lot of research. I have a 2000 Georgie Boy Cruise Air and my wife and I have been very pleased with it.

I am currently looking at replacing the shocks so if anyone can give me some suggestion on what type to use, it would be appreciated? Also, I am not for sure what chassis I have, anyone know or easiest way to find out? thanks Mike

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Old 03-13-2011, 09:51 AM   #2
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Mike;

Welcome to iRV2. It should be easy to determine what chassis is under your coach, If it has a Ford engine it is on a Ford chassis. If it is a GM engine it is likely on a Workhorse chassis.

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Thanks Don, must be a Ford then since it has the V10 Triton. Camping World was telling me it had the workhorse chassis but they would have to confirm by the VIN number....
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Welcome Mike,
Koni and Bilstein both make a quality shock that should fit your coach.
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Thanks Sir, I have heard good things about the Bilstein's.
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Mike, Welcome from Warrenton. I hope you got some work done on that RV over this nice weekend :>) I was up on the roof doing some preventive maint myself.
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Tom, I sure did. Was out cleaning it up some. Beautiful day out. Climbed underneath to check the shocks out and not for sure if I want to tackle replacing them or not. Getting it ready for another trip to Pensacola, Fla. thanks Mike
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What I do for the heavy 'chassis' work is save it all up and when I take it in for inspection I let the shop do it. I use Pro 1 in Bealton (Rt 17 just south of Opal). I used them this year for the 1st time and was pleased. They are fair/honest family run business. Better Business Bureau has them listed as 25 years without a complaint. They kept my Class A inside for the entire 5 days they had it (waiting for tires). P.S. - I'm not affiliated with them - just a pleased customer.
I would like to know who you use and what you think of them as well.

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