Monroe Magnum RV 555031 Suspension Shock Absorber for Ford E-350 Super Duty

Put these on my 2003 golf stream class C RV was a little disappointed they did not come in yellow they came in black but I put them on and they fit great definitely improve the ride

The shocks are great, much better quality than the OEM. Check your part #s on the included bushing kits to make sure they match. Mine didn't and I had to go through Tenneco customer service to get the right one. Also, watch LOTS of videos prior to starting. One my Ford E350 cutaway skoolie, they are a REAL challenge to install, due to location and access.

Installed on a 2024 Ford E350 Super Duty Base (Motorhome). Shocks do not come compressed (maintained in a shorter position by a small cable) so you'll have to compress it yourself if you can lift the truck during installed.So far so good. I'll update if needed.

For being the "RV" variant shocking they do not come with the correct top interlocking bushing set for the late model E450 bodies, could really cause issues during installation. Luckily my old bushing were not in horrible shape, the proper bushings appear to be unobtainium in the aftermarket. Other shocks for this body come with the correct bushing according to pictures but are more expensive or do not ship as fast.

I have a four post lift to raise the vehicle. It took about 20 minutes per shock to install in the front of the vehicle. I installed them on a 1954 Chinook motorhome which is built on a Ford E350 chassis. These shocks eliminated most of the road vibration in the front of the vehicle.

Shocks helped a lot. Did the coil overs on the rear at the same time. Big improvement on RV. Lower studs can brake off, so put a little heat on the lower nuts.

Very nice! Ford E-350 Super Duty, front driver's side is very difficult to remove & install. The secret is to put a locking wrench on the top nut, and unscrew the shock from the bottom side with a box wrench (3/4 inch). Shock comes off in about ten minutes!! Also, you need to jack up each side with a bottle jack as you replace right and left front shocks. This piece of advice will keep you from going completely nuts!!

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