Spring Rate Chart
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If you are looking for more drop - Swifts:
Swift Sports: 179-269, 207-319 (157-314 for MR). -1.4, -0.8 drop.
Swift Spec R's: 157-358, 196-380 (153-380 for MR). -1.4, -0.8 drop.
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any have the pring rates on the cobb tuning lowering springs? they look to drop pretty low. The COBB Sports Springs reduce the front ride height by 1 5/16" and 1 3/8” in the rear.
just wondering if the spring rates arelinear or progressive and if they are to soft like tein. thanks
also looking for the spring rates for the skunk2 springs out.
thanks
jake
just wondering if the spring rates arelinear or progressive and if they are to soft like tein. thanks
also looking for the spring rates for the skunk2 springs out.
thanks
jake
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We have Eibach pro on our car and they are a nice progessive. Would work better with a set of H/D struts, ie: Bilsteins or KYB AGX (which are not made anymore, shame), the low rate is the very start of the progression, they start to stiffen up quickly, I will find my notes and list the increased rate of them.
Id have Tein or H&R or Eibach any day, or Ralliart for shear driving joy.
Id have Tein or H&R or Eibach any day, or Ralliart for shear driving joy.
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any thoughts on making the spring rates lower in the front. Mine are 8 in the front, 10 in the rear and i have the BC inverteds. I like how they drive, just wanted to hear some thoughts