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ShantiFei


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Bilstein Shocks absorbers for RV and Motorhome Chassis can improve overall stability
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Bilstein Shocks absorbers for RV and Motorhome Chassis can improve overall stability while reducing sway and bounce. The ride's consistency, handling, and control would all improve, resulting in a smooth and relaxed ride. You will drastically improve the ride of your motorhome by replacing your old shocks with Bilstein.



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LarryW21


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Do you sell Bikstein shocks or is this an unbiased review?

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That’s why when asked if he has any questions under the “newbie” page he said none. A sneaky way to advertise Under the radar. 



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Our motorhome came with Bilstein shocks and when they wore out, which OEM shocks do, we replaced them with Koni shocks. The Koni's give us a better ride.

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ShantiFei, do you sell Koni shocks? lol

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