how do i know if my car has self leveling rear suspension, was gonna order some springs and got asked but i havent a clue?
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self leveling or not self leveling
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Originally Posted by mike 850
If its an estate it should be self levelling
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yeah, its an estate, 95 m plate t5 glt
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Sunday 23rd October 2005, 21:03 #4AndrewGuestThis user has no statusThen as Splatt said - self levelling. Originally Posted by mike 850
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cool, how does that compare with lowering it, i mean is it harder, more expensive, just changing the springs mind
thanks for the help
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Sunday 23rd October 2005, 22:20 #6AndrewGuestThis user has no status
If you want to lower it you'd need to remove the self leveling system.
If you cary large loads I wouldn't advise it. Taking this out may put off potential future buyers too.
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