- Stock Status: In Stock
- Manufacturer: Koni
- Model: 99B-3209
- Weight: 13.00lb
- SKU: 99B-3209
- UPC: 99B-3209
- Location: 8D3-12
Koni Special - Limited Time Only
Available Options
Heavy-Duty Front Shock Upgrade – KONI EVO for Alpine Peak / Roadmaster RR4R / Workhorse R26 UFO / Spartan MountainMaster I-Beam / Tiffin Phaeton PowerGlide I-Beam
Upgrade the ride and durability of your diesel motorhome with the KONI 99B-3209 EVO Front Shock, designed for several popular diesel pusher Class A motorhome chassis including Alpine, Monaco, Spartan, Workhorse UFO, and Tiffin platforms. This shock is the heavy-duty replacement for the previous KONI FSD 8805-1021 front shock used on many of these chassis.
After years of real-world use, it became clear that the original FSD shock was not always able to withstand the weight and demands of certain motorhome chassis. KONI engineers performed extensive testing and developed the 99 Series EVO shock, built to provide improved durability, better ride control, and increased comfort for heavy diesel motorhomes.
The 99 Series EVO design features a 50mm piston, nearly 40% larger than the piston used in the previous 8805 series shocks (36mm). The larger piston allows the shock to handle greater forces while operating at lower internal pressure, improving both performance and long-term durability.
Originally developed for high-end European motorcoaches, the KONI 99 Series is now being introduced into the North American RV market to deliver better ride comfort, improved suspension control, and greater reliability for heavy motorhome chassis.
If your diesel motorhome suffers from excessive front-end bounce, poor body control, or worn-out factory shocks, upgrading to the KONI 99B-3209 EVO shock is one of the most effective ways to improve ride quality, suspension performance, and driving stability.
Product Benefits:
- Heavy-duty EVO shock designed for large diesel motorhome chassis
- Large 50mm piston improves durability and suspension control
- Designed to replace earlier KONI 8805 series FSD shocks
- Reduces front-end bounce and harsh ride characteristics
- Improves steering stability and ride comfort
- Engineered for demanding diesel pusher motorhome applications
Ideal For:
- Diesel pusher Class A motorhomes
- Motorhomes with I-Beam front suspension
- Improving ride control on heavy motorhome chassis
- Replacing worn-out factory or earlier FSD shocks
- Long-distance RV travel and heavy-duty use
Applications:
- 1998-2006 Alpine Coach – Peak Chassis
- 2002-2011 Monaco & Holiday Rambler – Roadmaster RM4C, R4R & RR4R (4 Air Bag Chassis)
- 2007-2008 Workhorse R26 UFO – Rear Gas Engine
- 1996-2004 Spartan MountainMaster – I-Beam Front Suspension
- 1991-1995 Spartan MC2000
- 2008-2019 Tiffin Phaeton – PowerGlide with I-Beam Front Suspension
- Safari Sahara – 8 Air Bag Chassis (4 Shock Configuration)
- 2011-2012 Monaco Vesta
- 2011-2012 Holiday Rambler Trip
- 2013-2015 Entegra Aspire – Spartan MountainMaster I-Beam Eaton Axle (Excludes Model 1253 Axle)
The KONI 99B-3209 EVO front shock replaces the earlier KONI 8805-1021 FSD shock used on many of these diesel motorhome chassis. The larger piston and updated valving provide improved durability and better ride control for heavier motorhomes.
Specifications:
| Collapsed Length | Extended Length | Upper Mount | Lower Mount |
| 15.00" | 23.75" | Eye 3/4" | Eye 3/4" |
Special Notes:
- This shock replaces KONI part number 8805-1021.
- Shock body diameter is 2.75".
- Some Spartan applications may have limited clearance.
- If equipped with Reyco Granning 1200 axle, verify clearance before installation.
Shock Comparison
| Shock | Piston Size | Ride Comfort | Body Control |
|---|---|---|---|
| Factory OEM | Small | Poor | Poor |
| KONI FSD | 36mm | Good | Good |
| KONI EVO | 50mm | Excellent | Excellent |
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WARNING: Products may contain one or more chemicals known in the State of California to cause cancer and/or birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
