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Volvo 200 Springs (OEM and aftermarket) 200

posted by  B0RK ^3 on  Thu Jul 19 10:32 CST 2012
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Just put on IPD HD's on the rear and they're pretty good. With a full load the rear hardly drops down at all. But when there's nothing in the car except 1 or 2 people, the rear "jumps" around when you hit bumps. Kinda skips. Not too terrible, but that and the slightly harsher ride is interesting. Unsure how it will fare in winter time, but hopefully not too bad. It's a trade off for sure. But if you tend to haul, go for it. If you really don't, then pass.
Some people mistake bad TABs for bad springs... We had it in our mind both were bad. So, we replaced them both at the same time... TABs and HDs... Upon closer inspection when we got them off, the stock springs were fine. Ah well






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