ANother Spring Rate Question....Hope Sombebody Knows
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Which springs excluding coil overs have progressive spring rates for the XB???? I only see one on the spring rate charts.....is that accurate?
Thanks for your help in advance....
Thanks for your help in advance....
By the way, progressive (or dual rate) springs are not necessarily an indication of quality. Progressive springs are more a necessity when lowering a stock suspenion (to keep the springs from falling out). The more you lower or the higher the resting spring rate, the more progressive springs are required. If a lowering spring is linear, it is probably and indication that it does not lower that much and/or the ride is pretty soft/comfortable. As long as you use a reputable spring manufacturer, you should be fine with either linear or progressive.
There is a bit of marketing in the word "progressive".
There is a bit of marketing in the word "progressive".
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Originally Posted by jomo
Originally Posted by Sciond
I am aware.. I want a compliant suspension....
I had a set of Eibach Pro-Kit (which is advertised as progressive springs) on my xA for 6 months. Although I loved the handling and stiffy feel, the ride was harsh to me as a daily commuter in NY/NJ area.
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Originally Posted by TheComputerMan
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more opinions??
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Originally Posted by sandccie
I had a set of Eibach Pro-Kit (which is advertised as progressive springs) on my xA for 6 months. Although I loved the handling and stiffy feel, the ride was harsh to me as a daily commuter in NY/NJ area.
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I hear ya. Wish I can move out of NY and start a new life :-)
Anyway, TRD/Eibach spring + TRD struts/shocks will definitely give u a compliant suspension...
I still have the Eibach Pro-Kit spring set sleeping in my basement. Let me know if u r interested.
Sam
Anyway, TRD/Eibach spring + TRD struts/shocks will definitely give u a compliant suspension...
I still have the Eibach Pro-Kit spring set sleeping in my basement. Let me know if u r interested.
Sam
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