Subject	Youre confusing two concepts.
Posted by	ZiNnYc on June 11, 2012 at 2:01 PM
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In Reply To	You're correct in theory, Kai... just not in practice posted by ZXoltan on June 11, 2012 at 01:10 PM
Message	OEM springs are linear, but their spring rates are softer than the Eibachs. A progressive spring and a linear spring that have the same spring rate (progressive spring top rating) wont feel the same on the street, the progressive will feel softer. The OEM spring rates are very soft, 3kg/mm up front an 2.4kg/mm in the rear (2.2 for NA). The Eibachs start off harsher than any of these rates, which is why they feel harder. Greater NY area Z32 owner? Join the NYZC NYZC |
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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