Spring rates on Eibach?
07-21-10 | 03:21 AM
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FrankeRX7
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Spring rates on Eibach?
Hi
I have a set of ohlins coilover equipt with eibach springs.
My problem is that i cannot understand what rate the springs have, on the springs it says 200 and 220.
What unit is this? punds per inch or something else?
Fredrik
I have a set of ohlins coilover equipt with eibach springs.
My problem is that i cannot understand what rate the springs have, on the springs it says 200 and 220.
What unit is this? punds per inch or something else?
Fredrik
07-21-10 | 06:02 AM
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Fredrik,
If memory serves me well, the ERS designation convention is something like: Length(inches)/Diameter(inches)/Rate(lbs/inch).
Posting a picture always helps.
If memory serves me well, the ERS designation convention is something like: Length(inches)/Diameter(inches)/Rate(lbs/inch).
Posting a picture always helps.
07-21-10 | 01:47 PM
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id go look to double check, but they are under the car....
ground control, which is a big distributor of eibach, has their own number, but you can go to their website
07-21-10 | 02:15 PM
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FrankeRX7
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At first i thought it was 220 pounds/inch but thats just 3,9kg/mm
A picture on the coilovers, the best I have for the moment.
Fredrik
07-23-10 | 08:00 PM
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FrankeRX7
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Any ideas, could it be 3,9kg/mm? feels a bit low?
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