Rear Spring Rate Yellow Bullet at Isabelle Gsell blog

Rear Spring Rate Yellow Bullet. As far as gas pressure. I started with 170 # springs on rear. I have done a bunch of searching, and found lots on front spring rates, but only a couple threads on rear spring rates. It all comes into play when selecting a spring rate and length. Subtract the compressed height from the initial height to find the compression. Thinking about going down to 120's in. Tried 140's and still stiff, but some adjustability in shocks. The spring rate is constant so it is very easy to match a shock to based on your driving needs. On a car of that weight and power you would use a max of a 120 spring, i would recommend 110 spring. I've had a few people ask for access to my shock & spring charts, so i decided to put all this in a sharable format that anyone can access or download & modify. They tend to be stiffer on. Nobody likes a ill handeling chassis, especially at the top end. Divide the applied weight by.

Spring and Bearing Charts Tekno RC, LLC.
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Tried 140's and still stiff, but some adjustability in shocks. Nobody likes a ill handeling chassis, especially at the top end. It all comes into play when selecting a spring rate and length. Thinking about going down to 120's in. They tend to be stiffer on. Divide the applied weight by. As far as gas pressure. I have done a bunch of searching, and found lots on front spring rates, but only a couple threads on rear spring rates. The spring rate is constant so it is very easy to match a shock to based on your driving needs. I started with 170 # springs on rear.

Spring and Bearing Charts Tekno RC, LLC.

Rear Spring Rate Yellow Bullet On a car of that weight and power you would use a max of a 120 spring, i would recommend 110 spring. I started with 170 # springs on rear. Divide the applied weight by. As far as gas pressure. On a car of that weight and power you would use a max of a 120 spring, i would recommend 110 spring. I've had a few people ask for access to my shock & spring charts, so i decided to put all this in a sharable format that anyone can access or download & modify. I have done a bunch of searching, and found lots on front spring rates, but only a couple threads on rear spring rates. Thinking about going down to 120's in. Tried 140's and still stiff, but some adjustability in shocks. It all comes into play when selecting a spring rate and length. Subtract the compressed height from the initial height to find the compression. They tend to be stiffer on. The spring rate is constant so it is very easy to match a shock to based on your driving needs. Nobody likes a ill handeling chassis, especially at the top end.

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