Subject	You're correct in theory, Kai... just not in practice
Posted by	ZXoltan on June 11, 2012 at 1:10 PM
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In Reply To	Actually you have it backwards posted by SkiFly01 on June 11, 2012 at 10:44 AM
Message	The OEM springs are linear and much more comfortable. The theory behind the progressive springs is to compromise by tightening up the rate and still having a comfortable ride. From a practical perspective, it just doesnt seem to work out that way. Been many posts about this in the past.
Follow Ups	Spring advice? (Sprint springs?) - mpmarino 09:19:15 06/11/12 lowering springs seem to actually raise the Z32... - SkiFly01 10:03:56 06/11/12 Re: lowering springs seem to actually raise the Z32... - mpmarino 10:48:21 06/11/12 for the price of new shocks and springs you can... - SkiFly01 13:16:18 06/11/12 Re: for the price of new shocks and springs you can... - mpmarino 14:20:15 06/11/12 Most go with the eibachs for .8 inch drop - ZXoltan 10:24:27 06/11/12 Actually you have it backwards - SkiFly01 10:44:16 06/11/12 correct. (n/m) - Antihero 11:28:36 06/11/12 You're correct in theory, Kai... just not in practice - ZXoltan 13:10:30 06/11/12 Youre confusing two concepts. - ZiNnYc 14:01:01 06/11/12 No, I'm not... - ZXoltan 15:06:48 06/11/12 Notice I said top rating. - ZiNnYc 15:21:30 06/11/12 Yep, thanks Linsen. - ZXoltan 16:03:12 06/11/12 haha believe so (n/m) - ZiNnYc 17:01:23 06/11/12 Re: Most go with the eibachs for .8 inch drop - mpmarino 10:55:57 06/11/12 You might want to look into Tein Springs if u go that low - ZXoltan 13:13:18 06/11/12
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