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NEW KONI SHOCKS
04-22-2007, 15:36
Post: #2
NEW KONI SHOCKS
Ed,
are the new shocks self adjusting or are those only offered for the
rear?

Robert Britton
87FC
Hollister, California

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Peggy & Ed McStay"
wrote:
>
> i have spent the week replacing the monroe shocks on the front of
our
> bus with new knoi shocks. wow----- how new shocks make the ride
soooo
> smooth. sure has cut down on the rattles and make it very
responsive in
> turns and sure does smooth out the railroad tracks. while it was up
on
> blocks i also greased the front end and pulled the brake drums and
> checked the linings, and both fronts looked very good. in a few
weeks i
> will replace the rear shocks and then it will ride great. i got the
new
> shocks at http://www.shox.com and the people were great to do business
with
> and i got the shocks in two days. i also went to the public scales
> today and got the weight of the bus. total weight with full fuel
was
> 30,240 lbs.steering weight was 13,020 lbs. and rear weight was
17,220.
> can anyone tell me the proper torque of the lug nuts on the front
> wheels. this is the last thing i need to do on this project.
>
> ed and peggy mcstay
> 83FC. RB. 35FT.
> "lonesome dove"
> lake charles, louisiana
>
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NEW KONI SHOCKS - Peggy & Ed McStay - 04-22-2007, 14:42
NEW KONI SHOCKS - Robert Britton - 04-22-2007 15:36
NEW KONI SHOCKS - Mike Hohnstein - 04-22-2007, 15:52



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