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posted by  kittysgreyvolvo on  Wed Aug 20 19:46 CST 2014
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The TME Volvo 245 wagon sport springs I have on my kittys grey 1991 volvo 240 do alright.

I'd not kept up with Koni. I have a set of olskool Koni red struts on my imported from the Netherlands 1979 Volvo 242 GT (no K-cam oin that B21). It had Boge Turbo Gas as the made for Volvo version, yet these were rather done by 1989. So, the KYB Gas-A-Just, when KYB was good, still, then, did alright. I was poor then, like now, sort of.

Maybe Konis. Perhaps for my supercharged 1972 Volvo 164e with a nicely built B30. The M410 has bearing lube or some other bearing problems. So maybe a Getrag m56 or something? I dunno.

The normally aspired 1992 240 GL with M47 and Bosch LH-Jet goes fast a p[lenty for me, though.

Like to have my 1979 242 GT back. I could fit it with Konis all around. Oh well.

cheers,

Slate Creek Brewing Company, Coeur d'Alene, ID.
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Kitties are bastards. This is fun? Writing on a laptop in a brewery? Technology is bool dookie.





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