Monroe Truck Equipment, Monroe, Wisconsin announces a General Motors front and rear suspension modification for the GMC Topkick/ Chevrolet Kodiak C4500/5500 to reduce overall vehicle height. The MTE So-Low Suspension package reduces the front body height by 2 inches and the rear body height by 4 inches. This modification includes a rear air axle air suspension for enhanced ride quality and maximum passenger and/or cargo comfort. A kneeling function incorporated into the air suspension allows an additional 2 inches of rear body height reduction with the kneeling function activated. The MTE So-Low suspension modification reduces overall entry heights (ambulance and bus) as well as reducing overall ride height (pickup and tow vehicles). For more information contact: Monroe Customer Service Monroe Modification Center Nationwide Toll Free: 888-878-8777 Nationwide Fax: 608-328-4278 www.monroetruck.com
Monroe Truck Equipment Announces GM Suspension Modification for GMC Topkick/Chevrolet Kodiak C4500/5500
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