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Damn they love theire banded steels. Lots of tough lookin bricks in here. Sweet thread
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nice volvo's shame every one here(australia) see's them as old POS
BTW people should stop quoting posts that have pictures in it, ive already seen the pics i dont need to see all the same pics again less than 2 pages apart.
cheers
elliot
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Nice is guys..does Volvo have a Japanese tuner??
You know..like BMW has Studie AG...
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Thats sweet how they did a buick bodyline from the 50s on the amazons
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No problemo my friend! Just got my MOT for the next two years, really tempting to put on the cut springs... But i'll try hold on and wait until the snow is gone, the bumpy ride is awful! And I need the ground clearance when drifting in the snow.
I'll make an intro soon.
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Awesome, I have more questions that I will likely ask you once this becomes more serious (aka I find a car).Originally posted by Andersg View PostThe oil pan is safe. ;-)
I'll hook you up with a picture, Photobucket says come back later... First thing scraping is the mudflaps.
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Why care about TUV even if your country follows that standards.. Just have a set of approved springs or original ones for controls, MOT, PKK or anything else concerning DMV.
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The oil pan is safe. ;-)Originally posted by hootie View PostHow far will those coils get your down? I am in America, and we don't have TUV standards luckily. I will most likely cut springs while the coils come in.
Also, when lowered what is the first thing in danger of scraping? I don't want another car where it is the oil pan...
I'll hook you up with a picture, Photobucket says come back later... First thing scraping is the mudflaps.
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How far will those coils get your down? I am in America, and we don't have TUV standards luckily. I will most likely cut springs while the coils come in.
Also, when lowered what is the first thing in danger of scraping? I don't want another car where it is the oil pan...
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The square looking wagons er awsome! I love mine. They tend to rust in the floor, and at the rear arches. Luckily, mine is a one-owner and imported from Belgium, so it hans't been on salty roads to much.Originally posted by hootie View PostI want a 240 wagon just like this. What makes them hard to slam? Can you not just customize some coils to the top of the struts?
Anymore pictures of lowered ride height/suspension set up?
Kaplhenke (http://www.kaplhenke.com/index.php?o...d=33&Itemid=32) makes coilovers, but they are not TÜV. There is 40mm lowering springs wich is TÜV, but they are useless and needs to be cut anyway. Thats why most 240s are on cut original spring... The ride is shit, but it's worth it.
This is what 40mm TÜV lowering springs look like. Useless!

Sorry, not yet. Bought her i December, won't bother losing ground clearance 'til the snows gone... But I have a staggered set of OZ Hartge's that will go nicely with cut coils when the heat is back on and the snow is melting. Then, it's picture-time! For now it's XC 240 snow-dorifto edition.Anymore pictures of lowered ride height/suspension set up?Last edited by Andersg; 01-19-2010, 04:46 PM.
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