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Old 01-09-2008, 07:36 AM   #43
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Thanks for the info.
With that info I'll figure out exactly what I have to do when installing the Koni units.
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To those of you who thanked me in Quartzsite for the shock deal, you are welcome. I replaced my front shock before going to Quartzsite and found the ride over there a pleasant change.

I replaced my rear shocks yesterday after returning from Quartzsite. I did the job alone with a 1-1/8" -drive socket with breaker bar and 6" extension and a 1-1/8 boxed end wrench. The hardest part for me was to remove the upper shock bolts by reaching between the rear wheels and the rear fender well from under the coach.

I found no clearance issues with the brake lines on my coach.

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Old 04-03-2008, 11:28 AM   #45
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Just installed the KONI shocks in our '06 Apex, what a ride improvement.

BIG THANKS TO DANNY for getting us the deal and helping so many owners.

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