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Lowering / Spring options 120-130

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posted by  volvo245gti on  Sun Aug 9 16:10 CST 2009
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Be careful with springs. I bought a set of lowering springs on eBay. Don't know the brand but they're progressive and red. The fronts are way too soft. So soft that the car will basically ride on the bumpstops with a driver and passenger. The softer coils were springbound all the time. The rears are too stiff and hold the car at stock height giving the car a crazy rake. Those are out of the car and I'll adjust the ride height this time by cutting a set of 123gt springs...

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Dale






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