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Old 09-17-2010, 08:10 AM   #1
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We love our 2009 Camelot and the way it handles. On long trips we noticed some play in steering requiring frequent adjustments due to crown of road etc. We recently visited Henderson RV Lineup and had them due a driving assessment. They recommended the safe t plus steering controller. The improvement is amazing.

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Isn't it amazing? We did the same thing. Our coach was new but to this day it's the only coach I've ever driven so I didn't know what was "normal". Henderson's Road Performance Assessment really helped me understand and we love the changes that a new bellcrank, Motion Control Units, Safe T Plus and tightening of our steering gear resulted in.
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