How to Fix Porpoising on Your Diesel Pusher RV with Spartan or Powerglide Chassis

Do you own a diesel pusher RV with a Spartan K2, K3, Mountain Master, or Tiffin Powerglide chassis? You're not alone if you've experienced the annoying "porpoising" effect – where the front of your coach dips down, and the rear rises, or vice versa. In this video, we explain what porpoising is, why it happens, and how upgrading to the Koni EVO 99B-3234, can help significantly reduce it for a smoother ride.

KONI TAKES RV CRUISING COMFORT TO THE NEXT LEVEL
The 99B-3234SP1 is a high-performance version of the 99B-3234 Koni EVO shock absorber. It can be used in the same applications as the 99B-3234, in cases where more control is desired.

The industry-specific design and engineering of the KONI Type 99, named “EVO 99,” resulted in the next step in the evolution of bus and motorcoach suspension technology. KONI's superior design boasts enhanced construction strength and advanced valve engineering, resulting in maximum riders' and drivers' comfort. This difference is so noticeable that a simple commute is transformed into a journey of optimum comfort and ride experience.

EVO technology is typically used for larger RVs with Independent front suspensions. The patented open intake valves ensure a smooth ride with enough force to keep your RV from bouncing down the road. Large piston holes and a custom-tuned valve stack ensure extra body control when you need it without undue harshness.

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