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Product Code and Coil Springs

posted by  rjritterjr on  Sun Feb 17 21:46 CST 2019
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I'll talk with FCP and IPD and see what I can figure out. I need to do something but can't stomach the dealer's price. I'm only considering IPD's overload coil because they're at a discounted price right now and from everything posted so far, it almost sounds like it would be comparable. But I don't want the car to sit too high or have an abnormally harsh ride. I'm teaching my oldest son to drive in this car, so I don't want to do anything that would make it squirrely either.
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94 944 na 319,000 and rolling; 05 XC90 2.5t AWD for the wife; 97 Chevy Suburban 3/4 ton 6.5 diesel daily driver; 92 745t beautiful condition (sold); 88 764t failed experiment (sold)






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