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shock absorbers
02-22-2006, 20:25
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shock absorbers
Last weekend, Steve Gureasko and with a little help from me, removed both
front Koni's on my pt. Found out that one of them could be adjusted firmer, but
the other shock was toast. Lucky for me, Steve had replced his Konis and I
was the recipient of one of the discards. What a difference in ride and
handling just adjusted shocks make. We drove on I-10 to the rally and in places
the
road seemed almost non-existant. My DOA shock showed no sign of leakage and
the rubber grommetts were intact. If your ride and handling is giving you a
lot of fatigue at the end of your ride, shocks may be the culprit. Ernie
Ekberg, 83pt40 in Texas


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shock absorbers - putneyflash - 02-22-2006, 14:54
shock absorbers - Tom Warner - 02-22-2006, 16:17
shock absorbers - George Lowry - 02-22-2006, 16:45
shock absorbers - erniecarpet@... - 02-22-2006 20:25
shock absorbers - George Lowry - 02-23-2006, 02:54
shock absorbers - colitatx - 04-02-2010, 11:28
shock absorbers - Ernie Ekberg - 04-02-2010, 11:33
shock absorbers - Bill Mills - 04-02-2010, 11:42
shock absorbers - Don Bradner - 04-02-2010, 13:49
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