Subject	Coilover rates of 6 and 8 Kg/mm equal 335 lbs/in and >>
Posted by	Gordo 93TT Daytona on May 26, 2012 at 9:28 PM
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In Reply To	How much stiffer (percent) would you say the 8k/6k is posted by PiotrC70 on May 26, 2012 at 06:19 PM
Message	... 450 lbs/in. respectively. Eibach Spring Rates are Progressive Rates expressed xx up to xx so it is difficult to make a direct comparison. However, an Eibach Tech Rep speaking w/ Factory Authorized Distributor told me their rates were: TT Front: 182 lbs/in upto 251 lbs/in TT Rear: 142 lbs/in upto 199 lbs/in _________________________________________________
Follow Ups	Best spring rates for coilovers (street Z car).. - KongZTT GT28RS MD 14:08:01 05/26/12 Powertrix UltraLites.....7k/5k or 6k/4k - RonZ300 (Socal) 14:23:45 05/26/12 hmm, curious what the SPL's are now (n/m) - LJZTT 15:21:59 05/26/12 Powertrix SS 8k/6k is outstanding on a convertible - ConVerTT 15:36:06 05/26/12 I second this! - MegamanMk2 16:00:49 05/26/12 How much stiffer (percent) would you say the 8k/6k is - PiotrC70 18:19:19 05/26/12 Softest Powertrix is probably like 2/4 (f/r) on KYBs - ConVerTT 19:30:00 05/26/12 Thanks for the info. I run my KYB's at 2/4 and like the ride - PiotrC70 00:14:54 05/27/12 Coilover rates of 6 and 8 Kg/mm equal 335 lbs/in and >> - Gordo 93TT Daytona 21:28:59 05/26/12 And these esteemed gentlemen agree ... - ConVerTT 20:10:56 05/26/12 Take a look at the KW coil over spring rates for the Z32. - MixManMash 19:00:16 05/26/12 Can you please provide a link to buying the KW suspension? - MrOzzie5183 21:55:05 05/26/12 Haven't found one myself. Even KW doesn't list it on their - MixManMash 22:01:08 05/26/12 Figured as much - MrOzzie5183 22:41:21 05/26/12 BC coil overs with rubber top mounts - Madhatter10-6 19:15:31 05/26/12
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