Revalving Struts for Progressive Rate Springs
Revalving Struts for Progressive Rate Springs
I am looking to re-valve my OE Bilstein Struts (evo 8 mr) for progressive rate springs (Swift R MR). What are the recommendations for strut setup as far as spring rate using progressive rate springs? I am afraid setting the struts to the final rates of the progressive rate springs (358F/380R #/in) because I will not be operating at these spring deflections to obtain these rates the majority of the time. I assume the optimal setup is ever so slightly under damped. Is there anyone that can comment on this? The car will be part DD and part weekend warrior (auto x and road course).
Ramone at Bilstein states he only needs stock and proposed spring rates to setup the valving (no sprung or unsprung mass).
SMIKEEVO, are you valved at final progressive rates?
Ramone at Bilstein states he only needs stock and proposed spring rates to setup the valving (no sprung or unsprung mass).
SMIKEEVO, are you valved at final progressive rates?
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Bam. This. On Bilsteins website there is the form you send in with each strut. Put the final rate in lb/in there.
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