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spring replacement? 700 1990

posted by  Spike's 745 on  Thu Jun 5 16:07 CST 2008
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Yep. If they don't look like they're sagging, if both sides are at the same ride height, and it doesn't sag too much when you've got a couple of people in the back seat, then you don't need to replace them. That being said, I've replaced the rear springs in nearly every 10-yrs+ volvo I've owned with stock springs and am always amazed at the difference. Handles better, little driveline noises disappear, and you can load up for camping!






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