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Lowering blocks..

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Since I can't get hold of Classicswede, Does Escort mk1/2 lowering blocks and u-bolts fit Volvo?? also anyone know what is size for ARB bushes, does anyone do a kit?? :roll:
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You can use any block which will physically fit. You don't use U-bolts though. You just use 4 bolts in the standard position, but longer to accommodate the block - have a look and you will see what I mean.

Polybush advertise as supplying for the V300 - although I'm not sure what exactly they offer.
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aah..I see!! Rang Polybush, nothing for 300's.. :?
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Well at least SuperPro has some polybushes available for 300-series.

http://www.superpro.eu.com/Files/Super% ... on%207.pdf

And any rally shop or similiar should be able to make custom ones if you bring them a stock bush as a model. :P
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Escort MK1-2 blocks are straight fit (got mine from Rally Design),
1.5" blocks £9!!
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Did you have any problems fitting them?? cause i read in post somewhere you need to make a modification somewhere if you lower the back by over an inch? Also how are you going about the front springs?

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No problems, 1 bolt hole , each side, needed filing to clear drive shaft (2 minute job)
I'm using coil overs, so just "wind them down" :lol:
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I believe it could have been the handbrake cable needs re-routing, although only some models. (eg just 340's or just 360's, I can't remember which)
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ahh, no hand brake cables on mine I've gone hydraulic.. :lol:
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