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Ride height differences 700

posted by  N7SC on  Tue Mar 2 05:04 CST 2010
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Steve, you are probably on to something there. Do the springs sag as a function of calendar age, or of mileage?

The car that is higher in the rear and lower in the front has relatively low mileage for a 1990: 103,000 miles. The one that is lower in the rear has around 300,000 miles on it, but is a year newer. It also has the job of hauling my three Great Danes (total = 410 lbs of Dog) to the veterinarian. That is a 250 mile round trip each time, so it racks up lots of miles with 410 lbs in the back, and usually a full fuel tank too.
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