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Old 06-08-2011 | 11:49 AM
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Sarinexia
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Originally Posted by fredswain
If he's running stiff springs all the way in then the effective spring rate would actually be quite low which seems to be verified with is driving experience so far. He could theoretically run a silver or black spring farther out on the arms and actually get a higher effective spring rate. Running a bronze all the way out would give the maximum rate possible and a black all the way in the minimum possible. Associated probably knows their product pretty well and probably chose those spring rates because they knew there was a combination(s) that would work well with their car and it's mounting options.

Has anyone figured out if any other springs from any other companies fit? The more options, the merrier.
I have the front shocks on the outer hole on the A-arms. The top is 3rd hole up on the tower. I'm going to move it up 1 more hole and see how that helps. But doesn't making these changes completely throw off the balance of the car and I'm back to ground zero? Sure, I'm doing things proportionately in the front, and in the back, but not necessarily the front to the back.
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