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Old Oct 31st, 2016, 07:53   #1
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Default V90 rear shocks

What options are there other than new nivomats to stop as saggy rear.I have had my V90 for just over a year but only loaded up this week and they did not pump back up.I only paid £1000 for the car and believe nivomats would be £650 plus just to buy and if the correct ones are available.I am sorry I know this is a common question but I ask your help in sourcing the cheapest replacement for the worn shocks.
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Old Oct 31st, 2016, 09:57   #2
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I take it this is with IRS and the composite leaf spring?
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It is IRS with composite spring indeed.Any help appreciated.
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Old Nov 25th, 2016, 08:51   #4
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I got GAZ adjustable coilovers to replace my Nivomats, around £250 plus springs so much cheaper and now I can adjust ride height
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Default Do coilovers fit the IRS V90

Monty do you have any part numbers for the Gaz coilovers.I think my car does not have nivomats as the shocks code is h for non nivomat.I got two new sachs shocks off Amazon for £15.00 delivered.They were the last two and the price went up to £55.00 each after I bought them.Is your motor solid axled not IRS as they have more room and do not have angled ends to their shocks.Nivomats for IRS on Ebay £700 plus per pair.
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Try Braydon Motors - he is reasonable on pricing - mine were about 450GBP for both.
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Monty do you have any part numbers for the Gaz coilovers.I think my car does not have nivomats as the shocks code is h for non nivomat.I got two new sachs shocks off Amazon for £15.00 delivered.They were the last two and the price went up to £55.00 each after I bought them.Is your motor solid axled not IRS as they have more room and do not have angled ends to their shocks.Nivomats for IRS on Ebay £700 plus per pair.
Mine is a IRS 97 960 that originally had nivos fitted, I originally replaced these with standard dampers from GSF for £30 which significantly lowered the back (I chopped the front springs to level it) it was fine but wouldn't take any weight without sitting on the bump stops so I got the GAZ coilovers to firm it up, these would fit both nivo and non nivo and are adjustable

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