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Koni For Ford F53 Front FSD Shock | 8805 1018

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$229.95

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About this item

  • Part Name: Shock Absorber
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 8805 1018
  • Finish: Gold Metallic
  • Made from the highest quality materials.
  • Factory Sealed - Brand new in box


Product Info:
- Part Name: Shock Absorber
- Position: Front
- Gold Metallic Finish Shocks.
- Excellent Ride Quality On All Road Surfaces.
- Improved Control.
- Reduced Road Noise.
- Less Expensive Than Electronic Systems.
Product Interchange:
- Manufacturer Part Number: 8805 1018
Aftermarket Replacement Parts:
Each Component Undergoes Comprehensive Evaluation And Inspection To Meet Our Stringent Safety Standards And High-Quality Criteria, Ensuring It Meets Oem Specifications.
Built For Durability:
Made From High-Quality Materials, This Product Has Been Rigorously To Ensure Long-Lasting Performance.
Please Verify That The Oem # Or Partslink # Matches Exactly Before Purchasing To Ensure Proper Fitment.


BigDan
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024
Bought a complete set of these for my new 30ft Class A Motorhome on a Ford F53 Chassis a couple years ago. Expected to improve handling/control at highway speeds and it did slightly, but not nearly as much as I would have expected for the upgrade. Unit handles great at lower speeds but at about 55+ you really need more support, particularly with todays highways being under never ending work zones, reconstruction and pothole heaven. After 3,000 miles, I would say that they should have been better. Added more upgrades to my suspension and still the benefits are minimal, so maybe something even more robust for a hefty 29ft plus class A would be smart.
BigDan
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024
Bought a complete set of these for my new 30ft Class A Motorhome on a Ford F53 Chassis a couple years ago. Expected to improve handling/control at highway speeds and it did slightly, but not nearly as much as I would have expected for the upgrade. Unit handles great at lower speeds but at about 55+ you really need more support, particularly with todays highways being under never ending work zones, reconstruction and pothole heaven. After 3,000 miles, I would say that they should have been better. Added more upgrades to my suspension and still the benefits are minimal, so maybe something even more robust for a hefty 29ft plus class A would be smart.