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Lowering an S60

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switlikbob

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Message # 1 30.10.23 - 16:51:59
RE: Lowering an S60

Mistermotorist

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My preference would be to have the full poly bush kits fitted front and back and then get a decent quality springs and shocks kit followed by a 4 wheel allignment(not 4 wheel tracking) You will suffer a fairly bumpy ride but it should handle like a gem in the bends. The poly bush kit and wheel allignment will probably double the cost though.


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Message # 2 30.10.23 - 16:59:50
RE: Lowering an S60

aus

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Thanks all - I'm quite aware of the end results with springs/dampers etc. but what I'm after is user experiences. I've heard that S60's become unruly with lowering springs and almost impossible to set up correctly and a bit of a pig in the handling dept. Would just appreciate anyone who's actually lowered one to comment on their findings


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Message # 3 30.10.23 - 17:06:53
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