Savage Build Spotlight: 2017 Winnebago Fuse Lift Kit, Fox Shocks & Ceramic Coating
- Mike Hornbeck
- Aug 10, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: Oct 9, 2025
Not every upgrade screams for attention. Sometimes it’s about dialing in the things you feel every mile — comfort, stability, protection, and just enough clearance to handle what’s ahead. This 2024 Winnebago Fuse rolled in showroom-fresh but left Savage Campervan & RV with upgrades built for real travel.
Suspension & Handling – Winnebago Fuse Lift Kit + Fox Shocks
We installed a WeldTec 2-inch lift kit on this 2024 Winnebago Fuse, paired with progressive leaf springs. It’s the perfect balance — added clearance and ride comfort without going extreme. Fox shocks and a Fox steering stabilizer lock it down, keeping the Fuse planted whether it’s cruising highways or rolling into a campsite at the end of a gravel road.
Wheels & Tires – Method Wheels + Toyo Open Country
Factory wheels? Gone. In their place: Method MR703 wheels wrapped in Toyo Open Country tires. This combo adds confidence in wet or uneven terrain while still running quiet on pavement.
Protection – Adams Polishes 7-Year Ceramic Coating
A rig this clean deserves long-term protection. We applied a 5-year ceramic coating by Adams Polishes. Road grime, weather, bug guts — it all washes off easier, keeping this Fuse looking sharp for years to come.
Off-Grid Capability – Renogy Solar Install
To boost energy independence, we added a Renogy solar panel system. With batteries topped off, this Fuse is ready for boondocking and off-grid stops without relying on shore power.
Ready for the Road
Small changes. Big difference. This setup proves you don’t have to go extreme to get real results — just smart upgrades. The Winnebago Fuse lift kit, Fox shocks, ceramic coating, and solar package make every mile smoother, safer, and more Savage.
Clean side profile of the Winnebago Fuse after upgrades — lifted, leveled, and rolling on Method whe The stance says it all — 2-inch WeldTec lift kit with Fox shocks transforms how this Fuse drives and A bold front end with added clearance and Fox steering stabilizer for more control behind the wheel. The Fuse build finished and staged outside Savage Campervan & RV headquarters in Denver, Colorado. Method MR703 wheels wrapped in Toyo Open Country tires — paired with Fox shocks for durability on ev Rear stance on Method MR703 wheels and Toyo Open Country rubber, built to handle more than pavement.
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