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Old 29th December 2011, 14:09   #1
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On a saxo desire 1.1 03 are there springs on the rear of the car?
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No its a torsion bar, but if your lowering it i would recommend uprated rear shocks.
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As above, its a torsion bar on the rear, you need Two front springs and someone to adjust the torsion bar yourself. At a guess i'd say you'll be lost with the torsion bar if you didn't know about them.

I can fit your springs and adjust the torsion bar for £90 all inclusive. Based in Surrey and can have you in and out in 3 hours.

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