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The How-To 850 1997

posted by  Rule 308 on  Sat Apr 15 17:51 CST 2006
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I'd really be suprised to find that it was an actual Volvo part. For the longest time they retailed for something like $700.00 but they have finally seen the light and brought them down into the $250.00-$300.00 range and a factory Volvo boot kit will still set you back the best part of $90.00. I use CRP (Continental Rubber Products) or Lobro ( supplier to Volvo, BMW, and most Euro auto manufacturers). I like the Lobro boots but I have found that unless you buy the actual Volvo boot kit from Volvo the clamps that come in the kit will usually have 3 that fit and one that is a throw away. Because of this I have a good supply of Universal band clamps and a bitchen little tool to install them with.

Mark






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