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Stiffening up rear end of sedan by installing wagon springs 700 1989

posted by  raidman on  Thu May 31 18:34 CST 2012
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I just installed a set of IPD swaybars on my (now) 89 740 sedan. Am about to get a set of 745 wagon rear springs for free (installing overload springs). Would it be worth it to install the OEM wagon springs onto the sedan in order to stiffen up the rear end some more? Or would it be overkill? Is the 1" IPD rear swaybar enough? I'm not racing or anything like that.
Thanks,
el raidman






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