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'96 960 saggy ass 900 1996

posted by  jojoroxx on  Sun Feb 14 14:55 CST 2010
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I have been able to mitigate the lack of clearance in my previous volvo wagons (240/740) by installing Overload Springs in the rear. It gave me a couple inches more lift for my rural driving conditions and the ability to carry more weight without excess sag...

Researching the purchase of the same today i was dismayed to learn i have independent rear suspension on this ride, and that over load springs are not an option. Short of purchasing an unconventional lift kit, (or a pick-up) what is a country road driving, 1/2 ton carrying grrl to do now!?!?

sign me , bottoming out.
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jojoroxx







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