Stiffest FD OEM Replacement Spings? Spring Rates? Non-Lowering/Minimal Lowering
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Stiffest FD OEM Replacement Spings? Spring Rates? Non-Lowering/Minimal Lowering
Does anyone know where I can buy OE replacement springs with high spring rates that don't lower the car too much.
Right now the RB springs are too low and the rates are still too soft and too low. I don't think hypercoil makes compatible spring for OEM perchs. Anyone know who else makes a good spring? If you know the relative drop and spring rates of the spring F/R please specify.
Thanks!
-Jake
Right now the RB springs are too low and the rates are still too soft and too low. I don't think hypercoil makes compatible spring for OEM perchs. Anyone know who else makes a good spring? If you know the relative drop and spring rates of the spring F/R please specify.
Thanks!
-Jake
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I will surely look into them. If they are significantly stiffer then stock I will likely give them a try. However, when it comes to spring rates, Tein has horrible manufacturing tolerances. When my friend got his teins dynoed the spring rates were all over the board.
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For reference (F/R):
Eibach:
Ride Height Change (-in): 1/1
Rates (lbs/in): 365/275
OEM
Ride Height Change (-in): 0/0
Rates (lbs/in): 280/200
Racing Beat
Ride Height Change (-in): .75/1.5
Rates (lbs/in): 260/212
^^^ Is this right? RB is softer in the front?! I pulled the 260 off their website and I pulled 280 of rx7club postings.
Eibach:
Ride Height Change (-in): 1/1
Rates (lbs/in): 365/275
OEM
Ride Height Change (-in): 0/0
Rates (lbs/in): 280/200
Racing Beat
Ride Height Change (-in): .75/1.5
Rates (lbs/in): 260/212
^^^ Is this right? RB is softer in the front?! I pulled the 260 off their website and I pulled 280 of rx7club postings.
Last edited by s1mpsons; 08-25-08 at 08:07 AM.
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Check this thread for some info on some of the available springs:
https://www.rx7club.com/suspension-wheels-tires-brakes-20/drop-spring-specs-fd3s-338746/
IMO, for what you are after, you would be better off getting the Tein Basic coilovers:
http://www.directtuning.com/store/pc-35456-14-TEIN.aspx
Inexpensive and you can get the ride height exactly how you want it.
https://www.rx7club.com/suspension-wheels-tires-brakes-20/drop-spring-specs-fd3s-338746/
IMO, for what you are after, you would be better off getting the Tein Basic coilovers:
http://www.directtuning.com/store/pc-35456-14-TEIN.aspx
Inexpensive and you can get the ride height exactly how you want it.
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Also, the RS*R race spring mentioned on the other page sound nice. 447F, 391R; 0.4"F, 0.4"R. I am looking into availability and pricing.
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RS*R Race Springs (447/391) are proving to be impossible to order. No one has these in stock and RS*R is not getting anymore for 2 months.
Does anyone else provide a spring that lowers minimally with high spring rates like the RS*R Race Spring. Thanks!
Does anyone else provide a spring that lowers minimally with high spring rates like the RS*R Race Spring. Thanks!
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