Koni shock adjustment on LXi's

[brad barton]

Thanks again, David.
Keeping the shocks semi firm in front and firmer in back makes sense. I
think my tag pressure is about 70, but my rear tires are 100lbs+. They
probably won't get to the adjustments this week, but I'll pass along all
your good information.
My Corian had deep scratches, so I had to remove a good deal of material
around the scratches. I used progressively finer wet sandings, 320, 600 and
1500, followed by a wet sanding with a gray scotchbrite. Then I used a
rubbing compound and buffed it with an electric drill. As I said, the
countertop looks very even all the way across. The dinette still needs
work. I'm sure your car polisher do better. I'll check out leathercpr.
Thanks again.



Brad Barton 00LXiDFW
bbartonwx@...





>From: David Brady
>Reply-To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
>To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [WanderlodgeForum] Koni shock adjustment on LXi's
>Date: Sun, 15 Apr 2007 10:51:56 -0400
>
>My pleasure Brad. If there's anything else we can help with,
>don't hesitate to ask. Speaking of Corian, mine needs a good
>polish too. I was thinking of taking my PorterCable 7424 car
>polisher to it. What polish are you using? Regarding the leather
>couch, pilot, and co-pilot chairs. I've had great success with
>Leather CPR:
>
>http://www.leathercpr.com/
>
>David Brady
>'02 LXi, Smokey
>NC
>
>brad barton wrote:
> >
> > Thanks David.
> > I really appreciate the detailed information. I've heard BB sets up
>their
> > coaches artificially soft. I hope a quarter or half turn will do the
> > trick.
> > I'm prepared to accept a little extra movement in exchange for harder
> > tires but the front porpoising combined with the ISRI seat is too much.
>I
> > passed your information on to the dealer who'll pass it on to his
> > chassis-guy who's coming by to look at it next week.
> > Just finished my first round of Corian polishing. Had some deep
>scratches
> > in the countertop and dinette when we got the coach. Countertop looks
> > good,
> > not mirror-finish but closer to gloss than satin. The dinette table is
> > streaky and swirly and I thought I was treating it the same way. I'll
> > take
> > another crack at it next week. I've also found out the high-dollar
> > leather
> > sofa is not the kind that can be cleaned or reconditioned. The leather
> > guy
> > said use it till you want it recovered for $1100. We will. And I'll
> > probably still monkey around with it since there's nothing to lose.
>We're
> > planning our 'public debut' party-bus trip next weekend. By then, the
> > traffic from the Nextel at TMC should've died down.
> > Sounds like they're having a good time in San Antonio.
> >
> > Brad Barton 00LXiDFW
> > bbartonwx@...
> >
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