kylemichael
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- Feb 4, 2003
I lowered my Volvo on Friday and then drove it straight to the allignment shop to get it realligned. Should I have waited until the springs were broken in and then get it alligned? Did I waste my money?
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Lowering
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Dan
I'm now Lt Dan
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- Jun 26, 2002
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- Superior, Montana
No, I doubt it will settle that much more. Dan242tic
Bishop
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- Jan 20, 2003
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- Brisbane, Australia
Unlike springs of old, new performance springs from most companys are pre-set when they are made, meaning once the spring is made they put it in a press and fully compress them till they bind, they release them, this effects the final height and means the springs should not sag in or settle during their lifetime.