Subject	2nd. I got them from Sponge and I love them.
Posted by	Spee on April 29, 2004 at 7:22 PM
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In Reply To	The R*SRs area a linear spring rate. Member Spongerider posted by boileralum on April 29, 2004 at 11:54 AM
Message	Just put them on and had them fro the trip to the ECZA meet. They are a bit stiffer than the Eibachs. But I can really tell the difference between the linear and progressive rate springs. The linear ones react quicker and stay consistant. I really like how they perform. i can't wait to get them on an auto-x track or roadcourse. I'll post more info after I have gone to one of those type events/ Later, Spencer AIM: sbsTT14 PETZ member #4 '91 300ZX TT Stage IV+ '96 Jeep Cherokee Sport Sorry if Im just too damn smart for this forum sometimes. Ill try to dumb myself down to the level of "Spee and Nixit"- Stealth021 03/16/04 18:57:51 JAMChitlen (8:01:35 PM): I vote to ban anyone who uses "hot" to describe anything other than a chick sbsTT14 (8:01:48 PM): 2nd "gotta admit, i do like sac." - Chris(NJ) 15:28:40 05/16/03 "Welcome, and I'd listen to Spee" - BigTDogg (MA) 18:21:41 02/17/04
Follow Ups	So ive been having a hell of a time finding info on springs - ENVYMYZ 11:27:40 04/29/04 The R*SRs area a linear spring rate. Member Spongerider - boileralum 11:54:40 04/29/04 I was actually looking at those as well but dont know - ENVYMYZ 12:44:15 04/29/04 Common spring rates & etc where posted in the last month - YugoBernie (NoVA) 12:52:46 04/29/04 2nd. I got them from Sponge and I love them. - Spee 19:22:12 04/29/04 Try Suspension Techiques Springs - LarryConvertible 13:29:59 04/29/04
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