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BigRuss · 23rd May 2019, 18:47

The springs for the original Nivomat self levelling dampers are much softer than non self levelling.
They need to be softer in order for the Nivomats to pump themselves up when loaded.
If you fit new standard springs then it should give you the correct ride height.

Russ

23rd May 2019, 18:47	#6
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