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Volvo 200 Springs (OEM and aftermarket) 200

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posted by  kittysgreyvolvo on  Thu Jul 19 10:21 CST 2012
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Don't forget you have the front and rear stabilizer bars that also effect the under to over steer balance.

If you go to hard with hard springs and stabilizer bars, yet have somewhat under-steer to neutral, and maybe over-steer (back end wants to slide out), you may need stickier tires.

Don't got no kitties.
Don't got no kitties.
Not for years for a Volvo 240.
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