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How to determine type of suspension/options

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YOUR RESEARCHHow to determine type of suspension/options

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Clean springs off and look

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You can also clean your springs off and look for the colored dots.

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You can also clean your springs off and look for the colored dots.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

My car is a 1999 C2 from Canada but I am here in the US. How do I tell what suspension I have (ie-RoW030) and other various non-US options????

POST 2Original post

All options on your car should be listed on a white sticker under the hood. The sticker will contain a bunch of three digit codes which represent the options on your car.

POST 3Original post

A copy of that sticker is also inside your owners manual.

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You can also clean your springs off and look for the colored dots. Take a pic or post the color dots painted onto your springs (size of a dime) and we can let you know what setup you have. For example, my car has the RoWM030 but of course it isn't in my owners manual or hood sticker b/c I added it post hoc so I have all the paperwork to document, etc.. Not that I would ever sell my car though.

POST 6Original post

Any one have a "key" for the codes? I am looking @ the sticker and cant figure out what is what? Thanks

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