S S-MaxJon May 18, 2007 194 0 0 Jul 24, 2008 #1 I have just fitted Alko shock to my new Coachman Amara.Can't wait to get out and try them out. What are peoples thoughts on these units? P.S Fitted in less than half and hour and no need to take wheels off.
I have just fitted Alko shock to my new Coachman Amara.Can't wait to get out and try them out. What are peoples thoughts on these units? P.S Fitted in less than half and hour and no need to take wheels off.
G ghostrider Nov 11, 2007 72 0 0 Jul 25, 2008 #2 hello m8 ive just fitted these to my twin axle bailey,i only learnt about these on this website and promptly bought 4, but a very noticeable differance really made up with them it rides the bumps like a car now!!!!
hello m8 ive just fitted these to my twin axle bailey,i only learnt about these on this website and promptly bought 4, but a very noticeable differance really made up with them it rides the bumps like a car now!!!!
O Oldfogey Nov 26, 2006 416 1 0 Jul 25, 2008 #3 My '80's Sprite has shock absorbers as standard - I was amazed to learn that they are apparently not fitted on modern vans. Surely they should improve the toweability, thus reducing the need for fancy stability devices!
My '80's Sprite has shock absorbers as standard - I was amazed to learn that they are apparently not fitted on modern vans. Surely they should improve the toweability, thus reducing the need for fancy stability devices!
W WatsonJohnG Mar 14, 2005 4,638 0 0 Jul 25, 2008 #4 We have been told for years that the Alko rubber suspension doesn't "need" shock abaorbers as its self damping Older vans were fitted with shock absorbers as they use coiled springs or possibly torsion bar suspension In Germany shock absorbers need to be fitted to allow a higher towing speed I have fitted them(same pair!) to several new vans over a number of years for myself and the mounting points are already there on the Alko chassis There have been so many postings about fitting shocks that Swift have now started fitting them as standard due mainly to popular demand "They Listened"
We have been told for years that the Alko rubber suspension doesn't "need" shock abaorbers as its self damping Older vans were fitted with shock absorbers as they use coiled springs or possibly torsion bar suspension In Germany shock absorbers need to be fitted to allow a higher towing speed I have fitted them(same pair!) to several new vans over a number of years for myself and the mounting points are already there on the Alko chassis There have been so many postings about fitting shocks that Swift have now started fitting them as standard due mainly to popular demand "They Listened"