Coilover question?

Black91n/a · 09-16-2009, 12:44 AM

It's always people without winter always seem to chime in about how really stiff springs can be fine on the street. That may be true where you are, since I'd bet your roads are in MUCH better condition than the crap that lots of us have to drive on.

I don't know of any coilover that lets you specify a spring rate other than their standard rates without some extra cost, and very few will revalve them to suit and it will always be at an extra cost. If you're talking about really high end stuff that they build to suit, that won't be the case, but that's not exactly in the realm of what 99% of people will be considering.

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09-16-2009, 12:44 AM	#12
Black91n/a Rotary Fan in Training Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 39 Rep Power: 0	It's always people without winter always seem to chime in about how really stiff springs can be fine on the street. That may be true where you are, since I'd bet your roads are in MUCH better condition than the crap that lots of us have to drive on. I don't know of any coilover that lets you specify a spring rate other than their standard rates without some extra cost, and very few will revalve them to suit and it will always be at an extra cost. If you're talking about really high end stuff that they build to suit, that won't be the case, but that's not exactly in the realm of what 99% of people will be considering.