Re: Shocks and alignment needed in MS
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If your future travels take you to the Florida area, many have had positive results with Josam's Truck & Alignment in Orlando. They have been able to correct problems that many companies could not.
California area gets you into the Colton Truck territory.
And many of the TCI Tire Centers have Alignment equipment. Not all TCI's are created equal in this regards. But I can tell you that we've had great success with the TCI Tire Center in Lakeside California.
Up in the Northwest, Carrier & Sons, as well as Henderson Lineup, also get good reviews.
On Shocks. Suggest you call and check with Koni, to see if they're new to the US EVO "99" shock is available for you coach. As I understand it, it's similar to the FSD in how it controls on the rebound, but was made for European Busses and thus robust enough to handle the IFS of our coaches. Justin is the gent that I used to talk with. I have Road Kings, as this shock was not available then I was researching. And the Adjustable SP2 was still their primary adjustable shock. Their SP3 Adjustable came out after I made my decision. I like the Road Kings, and do recommend them. But today I would check the others out too.
Best of luck to you,
Smitty
04 Allure 31017
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