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<blockquote data-quote="tommyk90" data-source="post: 2513614" data-attributes="member: 545293">What search did you use?I typed in &quot;chrysler LHS rear suspension&quot; in yahoo, and that was one of the first results.Any person who has a little bit of experience with cars knows that 99.9% of front wheel drive cars have strut suspensions.&nbsp; Hell my friends old 1990 ford tempo had struts.&nbsp; In fact, I can&#039;t even think of a FWD car off the top of my head that has a leaf spring rear suspension.EDIT: This is basically a lost cause besides doing a complete airbag suspension.&nbsp; Struts are a supreme pain in the *** to work on, and I don&#039;t even know of anybody who makes &quot;lift&quot; struts or anything like that.&nbsp; The only thing I could think of would be some stiffer springs that hold the weight better, but I don&#039;t know if thats even something that is possible seeing as a &quot;strut&quot; is the entire assembly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tommyk90, post: 2513614, member: 545293"] What search did you use? I typed in "chrysler LHS rear suspension" in yahoo, and that was one of the first results. Any person who has a little bit of experience with cars knows that 99.9% of front wheel drive cars have strut suspensions. Hell my friends old 1990 ford tempo had struts. In fact, I can't even think of a FWD car off the top of my head that has a leaf spring rear suspension. EDIT: This is basically a lost cause besides doing a complete airbag suspension. Struts are a supreme pain in the *** to work on, and I don't even know of anybody who makes "lift" struts or anything like that. The only thing I could think of would be some stiffer springs that hold the weight better, but I don't know if thats even something that is possible seeing as a "strut" is the entire assembly. [/QUOTE]

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