

| Subject: | Re: Q: for H&R lowering springs users |
| From: | The Bus Depot |
| Date: | Wed, 26 Jun 2002 23:29:13 -0400 |
> I am relying on yur statement that the springs you sell are the > same as the Carats. Just to clarify, they put the van's ride height at about the same as a Carat, but they are not the same springs. Although it's been a while since I drove a Carat, I'm pretty sure that the stock Carat springs are a bit softer. > "...They also firm up the ride > and handling just slightly, but not bone-jarringly. " > I believe you are describing the H & R's, right? No, actually I didn't mean this as a comparison to the H&R's. I just meant that on my van the Boges feel a bit stiffer than stock but not objectionably so. But in re-reading it, I do see how it could have been misconstrued. In a nutshell, these Boges could be called a mild performance spring. Just a bit - not drastically- stiffer and lower than stock. That's all I was trying to get at. My goal in sourcing these was to offer an affordable alternative to the $1200 dealer price, for people whose vans had saggy springs like mine did. I mostly sell stock replacement parts, so I was looking fo a good OEM replacement, not a product that made any dramatic changes to the way the van looked, felt, or handled. In fact, I chose the Boges because they were closer to stock than the other alternatives I found. While their mild performance improvement is nice (and I must admit I do like the slightly squatter "Carat" look), the biggest benefit is probably derived simply from the fact that they are brand new and not 100k miles old. - Ron Salmon The Bus Depot, Inc. (215) 234-VWVW www.busdepot.com _____________________________________________ Toll-Free for Orders by Part # 1-866-BUS-DEPOT
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