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The thing to make the biggest change in ride quality in my Rover was the
addition of non-Rover seats. Poly bushes and parabolic springs helped
too, but not to the same extent.

Steve wrote:
>
> Any suggestions on how to help my 24 FFR deal with the rutted /wash boarded
> roads here in S.Utah ... without all the radio gear and extra batteries it
> rides real light - am I forced to carry a ton of rocks in the back ? or what
> about shock changes ? any ideas welcome.
>
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