Does anyone know if it is possible to adjust the rear self-levellers on a
1991 960 saloon? I am trying to save money here 'cos I am broke but the suspension is flatter than a boyband's singing.
If so, can you tell me the best way to adjust it, please?
Many thanks
Strange lad
-- I can speak Esperanto like a native. Spike Milligan
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John Horner
Nivomats are not adjustable and are expensive to replace. If you replace them with conventional shock absorbers then you need stiffer main springs. Some of the Volvo aftermarket specialists offer kits consisting of new springs and conventional shocks for doing this.
I don't know of any cheap solution to your problem :(.
Here is a listing for the replacement springs:
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Of course if you want more Nivomats, they are available .... at over US$250 each:
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John
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Strange lad
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Deep sigh. 8-(
I was hoping for a cheaper solution, so its teeth-gritting time and dig deep into the beer money I suppose.
Thanks for the info, John, very useful.
Strange lad
-- I can speak Esperanto like a native. Spike Milligan
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