> As far as a small lightweight pump goes, I've got a '92 Subaru
Legacy LSI wagon, and it has a ride height adjustment that allows
you to increase ride height 4". It runs on a small pneumatic pump.
Not all the legacy series wagons had it, just the LSI version. You
could probably pick the pump out of a wreck for a song.

 Brian Trubee
 Redmond,Wa

Thanks, Brian.  Sounds like it may work.  Any estimates as to
size/weight.  Where is it located on the car (engine compartment,
trunk, under back seat, etc.).  My wife's 1988 Lincoln Mk VII has a
similar ride control system, but way too heavy to seriously consider
and would be a huge overkill.  However, it also has an electric seat
with adjustable lumbar bladders that are operated by a small electric
pump.  I thought I would check into those as well, due to their small
size.

Mark Steitle
Austin, TX

My dream car Mark. Has it been reliable? The Cougar version also has
the lumbar pump.

Paul Lamar
 
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