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Old 05-05-2006, 09:49 PM
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Anybody know where i can find just rear spings for a CRX in a heavy rate like 800lbs-900lbs?I'm having problems finding some.I have found a couple places that sell coilover setups with spring rates of your choice but not just the springs them selves.
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Ew, I couldn't imagine daily driving a car that had rear spring rates that high.


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Ew, I couldn't imagine daily driving a car that had rear spring rates that high.


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I'm gonna say this isn't for daily driver.
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Old 05-05-2006, 10:11 PM
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Its prob cheaper to just build a straght back.
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circle track performance places, summit racing carries springs too. I think they are under $50 each. Various lengths too, and if you get too long of a spring, shortening it will increase the spring-rate.
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Search around for skunk2 rear drag springs. You would need to have coilovers that use the "standard" size spring, but they work nice. They are 1000lbs/in springs. I mob them in my daily driver and it's fine, except that damn 405.





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contact eibach
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Old 05-05-2006, 11:51 PM
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This is actaully a daily driver but i dont really give a ---- how it rides.Im more concerned with the 60foots than comfort.I will look into the Skunk I guess im gonna have to get some rear coil over springs in the least.
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This is actaully a daily driver but i dont really give a ---- how it rides.Im more concerned with the 60foots than comfort.I will look into the Skunk I guess im gonna have to get some rear coil over springs in the least.
It`s not just a "ride" concern. You lost traction easily without the right shocks, or even WITH the right shocks if the road is fucked -up enough
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