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THE PRESIDENT


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I was just wondering what spring rates everyone was running...

heres mine:

Vogtland Sport 1.8t Spring Rates

Manufacturer Vogtland GmbH
4-cyl, 1.8T

FT initial rate: 128lb/in
FT final rate: 325lb/in
FT working rate: 200-300lb/in

RR initial rate: 134lb/in
RR final rate: 258lb/in
RR working rate: 170-230lb/in


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thefastestcorneringcarhere


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lets see i have the ricer springs so i am gonna say


Front-20+cut so that means you get f-1 handling


rear-1,000,000 so you get that drag car look and feel


AND THAT IS HOW I ROLL



-- Edited by thefastestcorneringcarhere at 11:39, 2006-06-10

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majorposer


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lol, i got 280 up front and 200 in the rear, i don't have a break down of mine tho!

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hey man! i have a skinny weiner!!!

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I haven't been able to find anything conclusive enough to make me believe that I have 420lb spring rates, but that is what I have read on the vortex. These supposed "experts" also say I have 380lb rears. yeah, right.

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Raoul Duke


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10 kg front


9 kg rear.


43 Levels of adjustment on all fours.



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THE PRESIDENT


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yeah i dont konw how to convert that in to lb/in....kg per what? meter?

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A4seen Racer


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im pretty sure its cm even though it still doesnt make sense. it should be N/m

i dont know what mine are but im gonna try to find it or try to use the spring rate calculator.

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