I bought a 2010 Four Wind Freedom Elite 21 class C a few months back and did some upgrades on it. I added a Roadmaster steering stabilizer, switch out the factory front and rear anti-sway bars also from Roadmaster. Added a rear track bar from Henderson SS. And it was money well spent. The RV drove much better. Now I'm wanting to switch out the factory shocks to bilstien. Should I? The RV is only a few months old. And how much am I looking at to pay for labor only. Thanks
need advice on bilstien shock for class C
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Larry N.
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Have you checked what you currently have? My 2010 Bounder came from the factory with Bilsteins.
nvrver
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I just have to say this, we have been RVing since 1984 and only on our 1st RV a 1977 Southwind MH built like a bread truck have I added anything and that was a Hellwigh sway bar. FYI we have had over 13 different RV's. Do what you want if you got pleanty of money to waste. Just my thoughts. My 04 Winnebago E-450 has 38 K on orginal shocks. My 01 Pleasure-way has over 50 K and is ready for new shocks.
