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Thinking of installing IPD heavy duty rear coils and a stock shock on my 240 sedan, any experience? 200

posted by  pittroj on  Wed Mar 4 15:29 CST 2009
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I am considering installing the IPD heavy duty coils and a stock, orr the Volvo Bilstein touring shocks. Has anyone else tried this combination? It is cheaper to buy their overload springs()110.00) than standard springs. I don't carry a lot of weight in the back, usually no passengers. I just feel that this would make the car ride a little higher in the shock stroke, and not tend to wallow on the rolling bumps and such of the road.


Thanks






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