PFV / Pro Parts HD Rear Springs

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Jul 29th, 2021, 10:42	#1
Tim Duggan New Member Last Online: Oct 14th, 2022 07:24 Join Date: Mar 2018 Location: Swindon, Wilts	PFV / Pro Parts HD Rear Springs Hi there, I'm picking up a new (to me) caravan this week. I've not towed with this car before (1999 V70) but have noticed it gets very low when full of luggage/people in the back seat, so I'm worried that adding the caravan to this will be a problem. I was looking at the Parts for Volvos site and they sell a set of 'Heavy Duty' rear springs. I enquired about the manufacturer and they advised it was Pro Parts Sweden. Now I'm new to Volvos but have been a Saab man for many years and I know Pro Parts is basically Scantech under a new name, and Scantech always had a slightly uncertain reputation in Saab circles. So my question, does anyone have any personal experience (good or bad) of Pro Parts springs, in particular the HD ones? Thanks in advance. __________________ 2006 XC90 D5 AWD (Current) 1999 V70 2.5 Auto Estate (Sold) 2003 S60 2.0T Auto Saloon (Scrapped)

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