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Subject: BODY ROLL AND WANDERING ALL OVER THE ROAD

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A. E. NEWMAN

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Date Posted: 09/ 16/ 09, 11:31am

I WANT TO BUY A 1982 35' FC SB, WITH AIR BAGS.
THE PROBLEM IS THAT WHEN I DRIVE IT, IT WANDERS ALL OVER THE ROAD, AND HAS WAY TOO MUCH BODY ROLL, YOU THINK IT WILL TURN OVER WHEN YOR DRIVE IT OR MAKE A VERY SLOW CORNER.
WHEN DRIVING DOWN THE ROAD ANY GROVE IN THE ROAD YOU THINK IT WILL ROLL OVER. THE STEERING IS VERY TIGHT. THE TIRES ARE THE 11R WITH 105 PSI MAX PRESSURE, SOMEONE TOLD ME THAT I NEED THE 12R TIRES.
THE COACH IS IN PERFICT CONDITION, BUT I CAN NOT DRIVE IT DOWN THE ROAD.
CAN ANYONE HELP.

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[> Subject: Re: BODY ROLL AND WANDERING ALL OVER THE ROAD
Author: RM [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 09/ 19/ 09, 8:11am Most likely need new shocks. Our improved dramatically (roll & porpoising when the new Koni shocks were put on front) They are called wanderlodges (ha!) Also seems people tend to oversteer in the beginning. You need to relax on the steering wheel [ Post a Reply to This Message ]