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09-15-2020, 11:59 AM
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Spring rate.
"With the GTO endura bumper, the added weight pushed the front springs over the top, and it's sitting too low, and springs are too soft. Ordered some springs from GW when I ordered the upper control arms, but the springs are backlogged to DEC/JAN. Dang. So I ordered some 1/2" pad spacers, which will not only get it off the ground, but also slightly increase the spring rate. I will use those temp until I get the new springs. "
I'm curious about what springrate you'll end up with. I've got QA-1's up to 650 lbs./inch. 550's screwed all the way up to the end , just about broke the bumpstop loose 1/4" I read that you're rebuilding the Moser build rear and I kinda agree with OCMDGTO on that. These are purpose build rears and you pay for that. They should last , especially with street rubber. |
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