I'll share what I paid for my S2RV which is pretty similar to the M2 chassis. Fronts 2 1/2" $475 each, rears 3" $613 each, $2289 total with shipping. I have an install appointment for Aug 7th so no road notes from me yet.
Yes, it's stupid expensive, but the weak suspension on my RV combined with crappy Interstate 70 has resulted in a decent amount of vibration damage to my RV. Broken washing machine, broken water filter housing, broken personal belongings, broken engine coolant stand pipe sealant (that was fun and expensive to repair!), fuses shook loose in fuse holder, etc.
For the M2/S2RV there are no other quality replacement options that I could find. The Gabriel shocks are like $35 each and get poor reviews. Fox seemed like a good option; a number of the Jayco Seneca (another S2RV-based Super C) owners liked them, but Fox stopped manufacturing them in 2022. Coldbear, did you speak to someone at Fox that would let you special order them? Maybe this is a difference between the M2 and S2RV. Other MFGs I never got clear information that their parts would fit S2RV.
If you have a Class A or something that Koni makes shocks for, just get those. My parents had them on their pusher and swore up and down about how amazing they were. It's a standard part (not custom order) with wide adoption and great reputation.
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2020 Renegade Valencia 38RW
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