Has anyone used spring assisters ?

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I'm sure it would be possible to regulate the pressure :)

They are very good for breezing through traffic when in a hurry ,

also , when out on the town in it , you'll find all the laydees want a lift in it :D
 
I'm sure it would be possible to regulate the pressure :)

They are very good for breezing through traffic when in a hurry ,

also , when out on the town in it , you'll find all the laydees want a lift in it :D

Holds plenty water
Breezees through traffic
No fear of parking tickets
Plenty room to carry people
Built in roof rack
AND a babe magnet

Think I've just found my perfect vehicle :bannana:
 
I fitted some spring assistors to my 190E last night in anticipation of a overladen drive to Croatia later today.

They were a bit of a bugger to fit, lots of cursing and skinned knockles but got them done in the end. Took ten minutes on one side and an hour and a half on the other - go figure?


The car does sit an inch or so higher at the back now unladen. The ride doesnt feel anyway compromised. The big test is what its like overloaded with stuff on the long journey south.
 
Are you trying to fool the customs guy's?
 
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According to the manufacturer of the Graystone ones...

Dear Sp!ke, I'd like to purchase the Hardtop Shuttle for the R129 if it's still available.

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