Name: KONI 8805-1016 FSD Front Shock for 2004-2014 Monaco & Holiday Rambler Class A Motorhome
Brand: Koni
SKU: 8805-1016
Price: 225.00 USD
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KONI FSD Front Shock for 2004-2014 Monaco & Holiday Rambler with Roadmaster RR8R/S Chassis Class A Motorhome (Part # 8805-1016)

KONI FSD Front Shock for 2004-2014 Monaco & Holiday Rambler with Roadmaster RR8R/S Chassis Class A Motorhome (Part # 8805-1016)

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Heavy-Duty Front Shock Upgrade – KONI FSD for Monaco & Holiday Rambler with 8 Air Bag Suspension

Improve the ride and handling of your diesel motorhome with the KONI 8805-1016 Frequency Selective Damping (FSD) Front Shock, designed for Monaco, Holiday Rambler, and Beaver Class A motorhomes built on the Roadmaster RR8R / RR8S chassis. These premium KONI FSD shocks are engineered to improve ride comfort, suspension control, and highway stability—especially important for air suspension diesel pusher motorhomes.

KONI Frequency Selective Damping (FSD) technology automatically adapts to changing road conditions. The shock remains firm during heavy suspension movements such as cornering, braking, or uneven pavement while softening over expansion joints and rough roads to provide a smoother ride.

A specialized internal valve system helps filter harsh road vibrations before they reach the chassis, improving driver comfort while maintaining excellent suspension stability. The result is reduced front-end bounce, improved steering control, and better overall ride quality.

If your coach experiences harsh ride, excessive front-end bounce, or poor highway stability, upgrading to KONI FSD shocks is one of the most effective ways to improve ride comfort, handling performance, and driver confidence.

Product Benefits:

Frequency Selective Damping automatically adapts to road conditions
Improves ride comfort without sacrificing suspension control
Reduces vibration from expansion joints and rough pavement
Improves front suspension stability and steering feel
Ideal for diesel pusher motorhomes with air suspension
Premium KONI durability and long service life

Ideal For:

Monaco Roadmaster RR8R / RR8S chassis upgrades
Holiday Rambler diesel pusher motorhomes
Beaver Santiam motorhomes
Air suspension motorhome ride improvements
Long-distance RV travel and touring
Drivers seeking improved ride comfort and steering control

Applications:

2004-2014 Monaco – Roadmaster RR8R / RR8S Chassis – Front
2004-2014 Holiday Rambler – Roadmaster RR8R / RR8S Chassis – Front
2004-2008 Beaver Santiam – Roadmaster RR8R / RR8S Chassis – Front

The KONI 8805-1016 FSD front shock is designed for Monaco, Holiday Rambler, and Beaver Class A diesel motorhomes built on the Roadmaster RR8R and RR8S air suspension chassis. These premium diesel pusher chassis rely on properly controlled suspension to maintain ride comfort and highway stability. This shock helps reduce front-end bounce, improve steering response, and deliver a smoother ride compared to factory shock absorbers.

Specifications:

Collapsed Length	Extended Length	Upper Mount	Lower Mount
13.70"	22.13"	Stem	Eye 1/2"

Special Notes:

Sold individually.
This shock uses a vertical stud (stem) upper mount and eyelet lower mount.
If your coach uses eyelet top mounting, use KONI 8805-1004 instead.
Many Roadmaster chassis use one shock per airbag, meaning up to four front shocks may be required.
Verify mounting configuration before ordering.

Other Information:

Q: What is KONI Frequency Selective Damping (FSD)?
A: FSD technology automatically adjusts shock damping based on road frequency, providing firm suspension control during heavy inputs while softening over expansion joints and rough pavement.

Q: Why do some motorhomes require multiple shocks on the front axle?
A: Many Roadmaster air suspension chassis use one shock per airbag, which can require up to four shocks on the front suspension for proper ride control.

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Can you tell me the correct bottom torque spec for the front shocks for a Roadmaster RR8R chassis? I am putting on Koni shocks, and the shocks came with a note for the top nut (74 ft lbs), but not sure what the bottom bolt should be torqued to. Thanks for your help ( Anthony Gilbert, 05/08/2024 )

You will want to tighten the lower shock bolts to approximately 85-90 lb ft.

1995 Beaver Patriot 37' Spartan Chassis.
Need information for replacing front and rear shocks.
Thank you ( Kurt, 02/02/2024 )

Hello Kurt , if you can get us the existing shock part #'s we can possibly cross them over to a Koni #, otherwise we recommend contacting Spartan directly for part #'s .

I'm only able to tighten the locknut flush with the end of the threaded shaft. These thick rubber bushings aren't very compressible.
Is this normal with these shocks?
Thanks. ( Fred, 12/12/2023 )

Hello Fred, the rubber bushings are firm, but should compress slightly when installed. As long as the plastic lock portion of the locknut is engaging the threads and the bushings are slightly compressed that would be acceptable . Usually you will have a few threads extending out of the lock nut .

2008 Roadmaster RR10S chassis

This shock measures 22.1" extended length. The comparable Bilstein shock is over 24" extended length.

Can my air leveling system overextend these shocks and break the mounts off? ( Fred, 12/09/2023 )

The 22.13" length is measured from the center of the eyelet to the top of the inner rubber bushing. Measured overall from the middle of the eyelet to the end of the stud is close to 25".

2003 Monaco Dynasty with air leveling. Roadmaster frame 40’, tag axle
Want to replace shocks. Number needed front and back, shock model number please. Want to replace with Koni. ( Dan Steffy, 09/27/2023 )

A 2003 Monaco Dynasty will use quantity 4 of part # 8805-1004 for the front axle and quantity 6 of part # 8805-1005 for the rear and tag axles.

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