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I live up north in michigan and I have had about 4 salt bags in the back for the whole winter, probably about 3 months now. Thats about 200lbs. Is that gonna do any kinda damage on the rear suspension, possibly the shocks?? let me know thanx!
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I'm in Indianapolis and I keep 200 in my trunk too. I have done so for the last 2 years and have had no problems. Just make sure than the bags are sealed so that you don't get any in your trunk.98 Camaro 3.8<br />Whisper Lid w/ K&N<br />FTRA<br />Halo Black Headlights<br />Hurst Shifter -
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it "probably" wont hurt anything.. however, i think it says not to do stuff like that in the owners manual..
all it will really do "worst case" is wear out the crappy stock shocks and springs a little faster..Comment
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I bought a 150 dollar dumbell set and put it in the back.
I used to have salt, but once the bag broke and it was a pain to clean up. This really helps in the winter.Comment
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