which struts?

my car needs struts pretty bad, it's a 760 turbo wagon, so it should have the self leveling shocks on the rear (haven't looked)... i do know that the ass end has some major sag issues... and i can't afford the $250 a pop for the 2 rear shocks SO... that means i'm going to have to find some wagon turbo springs w/ out the self leveling crap... and i've got to decide on a few differnt struts... i like stiff struts... i'm going to be towing w/ the wagon a bit (to start off w/ just a tow bar towing a 2000 lb car but down the road i'm hopeing to get a trailor for the car... still sub 3000 lbs of towing)

so which strut options do i have? i've found these so far... i know the tokico's are nice on the mr2 but how are they for volvos?

kyb gr-2 $160 shipped
Boge Turbo $208 + shipping
Bilstein TC $243 + shipping
tokco blue (HP) $180 ebay

on a side note... anyone have some turbo wagon springs for sale cheap? lol

thanks guys
mark

I have Bilstien Touring class shocks all around on my car, with the IPD springs. They are a upgrade from the stock suspension. If you like stiff struts, and shocks, i would go with The HD racing shocks.
At some point this winter i am going to put in HD's.

I also put in the TC shocks and struts in my 85 245TI when i was driving that, and it made a large difference in ride. I like them.

Let me know.

I have the bilstien HD's and they are great, with a 195 65 15 they are not to harsh, they made almost as much difference as IPD sways...

-Jack

Koni Yellows

Another vote for the Bilstein HD's... the ride certainly isn't cushy.. but you feel a part of the road. The control of them paired with lowering springs is an incredible upgrade.

I like the true German made Sachs Advantage, often cheaper than their Boge brothers, yet often cheaper.
I had the Sachs Autos on my 200 and they were very impressive for an oil only shock, now I have the Gas Advantage in the front of my 700 and they feel very solid, they make the car ride very well, with only a tiny hint of feeling harsh on really rough stuff.