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Product Code and Coil Springs

posted by  Amarin on  Mon Feb 18 12:38 CST 2019
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Thanks for the info. I'm saying "it must have been coupled with soft damper/absorber to balance it out" as when I looked at my installed absorbers (#1329500 Volvo OE made by Sachs) they're the slimmer ones compared to other Volvo absorbers which looked more heavy duty. The ride is just okay although I would like it to be firmer. Maybe its just the Michelin tires known for its soft walls. Currently using 15' rims. Could change to 16' or 17' rims for firmer ride.

Amarin.






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