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Old 10-11-2020, 11:52 AM   #15
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Hey RV_TireMan, I was actually wanting to go from 70 series to 80, you may not have read through the original post.
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I have read that the Koni shocks provide a very harsh ride on the XC chassis and that the Bilstiens were better. Any experience on this topic? Anyone?
I removed the Bilstien shocks and put Koni EVO shocks on the front IFS axle on our 2004 MADP with the XC chassis and they made a huge improvement on the ride quality of our 2004 MADP. Just the opposite of harsh. Best improvement I have done on our coach.
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I finally got around to replacing my tires, I stuck with the stock sized 275/70R22.5, my tire guy talked me into Hankook AH37 tires. He was telling me that he installs the Hankooks 10 to 1 to any other brand of RV tire. The installer came to my house and changed them, the bill was $2800 OTD. I was pleased with this.
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