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[quote="omaghman2"]Hi there peeps.. ok... let me explain... I have a 2000 206 l d.. the bog standard one. Now, I have two dogs. One's a German Shepherd and the other one is a cross between a Berniece mountain dog and a rotweiler. Anyhow.. We like to go to the beach, but the road from where we are to the beach is bumpy and hilly and generally you're all over the place trying to get there. So, my wife drives, my son is shotgun, and then I am in the back with the dogs... one in the boot and one in the back seat with me. So there's about 40 stone of weight in the back. So, what I want to do is to raise the front and back suspension to give more height, so the weight can be absorbed by the car instead of the bump stops and my posterior.. so.. any ideas?? thanks in advance[/quote]
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