Thanks for the update. Back when I was racing cars in the 70s we always adjusted the suspension with the weight of the driver in the car. We also could adjust the suspension to compensate for fuel load on short or long runs. Street cars have really soft spring rates and iffy shocks. They bounce off the suspension snubbers all the time. Better shocks and stiffer springs with a good alignment can do wonders for handling and tire wear.
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02 Saturn L200 5 speed- 265k miles
84 Gmc 6.5 na diesel K30 4x4, TMU
2006 Lincoln Navigator, 215k miles
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