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rock1200
Re: Front spring Dimensions+rates?
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Damn... Guess I better take them back, see if they can get me the others!!!

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Hi Rock
Those are Kings normal lowered springs.Don't know the poundage but way to soft for what you want to do.
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rock1200
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Go To repco pedders etc and get them to get KDFL57-225 king springs (lowered 1200 springs 225pound compression.Poundage can be varied by varying last number ). Can't remember price ($225 I Think).Remember to add good shocks into the equation to complement the springs.
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I got some KDFL-57 but i'm not sure they have any dash # on the end. What spring rate would they be??

Posted on: 2008/9/25 3:35
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Good memory! I always have to look up details like this:

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What are the Dimensions of stock Coupe Front spring's?
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coil outer diameter 110mm (4.33 in)
Free length 338mm +- 10
Spring constant 1.26kg/mm (90.7 lb/in)
<-- wiki clicky, search for Springs

Posted on: 2008/9/25 3:15
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hey beeny try these guys, more than reasonable i found compared to pedders, whiteline and king springs

Hypercoil

they have an aus distributer in WA... he was more than helpful.

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Hi Rock
Go To repco pedders etc and get them to get KDFL57-225 king springs (lowered 1200 springs 225pound compression.Poundage can be varied by varying last number ). Can't remember price ($225 I Think).Remember to add good shocks into the equation to complement the springs.
Cheers
Bob

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Contact me if you need a part number for the springs.


Hey Bob, can you post it up also prices

Does any one know the spring rates for Lowered King springs?

Cheers

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Thank's A'lot fella's!

Posted on: 2008/9/24 7:47
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150 - 175lbs for street duties with a comfort ride, 200-225lbs for street duties with a sports ride, 250 -275lbs for the track. If you are going down the coil over route, I would go with the 65mm ID springs as they seem to be the most common these days. [in Australia that is]
I run 63mm [2.5"] springs and find it a little hard at times to find the parts im after at a competitive price.

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We are on sticky road tyres and found 225 pound springs are good on road and for track work. Contact me if you need a part number for the springs. Don't forget your strut insert as good shocks are as important as springs.
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