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Lowering My 850R Wagon 850 1995

posted by  steve s on  Wed May 1 12:16 CST 2002
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in order for the self-leveling novimat shocks to function properly, the springs are a little softer. if u had gone with just shocks upgrade to something that wasn't self-leveling, ur rear would actually sag. hmm...=). anyway, so basically ipd's springs would probably be too stiff, hence, u need to replace the rear. given what u've stated, H&R springs for self-leveling rears would be fine.






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