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Date: Tue, 02 Jan 2007 14:13:14 GMT
From: - Bob - <uctraingnospamanet.com>
Subject: Re: SAAB 9-5 REAR SUSPENSION


On 31 Dec 2006 01:21:03 -0800, "Martin" <martinfalshawballnospamo.co.uk> wrote: >Thanks Bob - You are probably right, and th seems to have had the same >symptoms with resolution only by replacement of the shocks. Do you >think that Koni's will be significantly better than the OE items, which >I think are Billstein. The Koni's are significantly better. Amazingly, they make both the ride and the handling improve. That's an unusual combination. The only thing I don't know specifically about the ~95 and Koni adjustables is if they can be adjusted after install. On th eNG900/9~3 it's a 3 minute job to adjust all four corners. >I agree with you about wander with partly worn tyres, but the problem >here is definately float over ripples rather than following ridges or >camber changes. I think you are right then. The other conditions do cause groove wander. The only other thing I thought of was that your condition occurred right after the bushing replacement. It's probably a symptom of fresh bushings just accenting the shock problem - but it might be worth looking over the bushing work to make sure nothing is loose or wearing in wrong. > >Martin

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