if it is a linear spring no, if it is a progressive spring yes
but other things such as shock length and damping curves come into play as well. but regardless
if it is a linear spring no, if it is a progressive spring yes
but other things such as shock length and damping curves come into play as well. but regardless
this is all true, but for most basic purposes what i said is correct. most cars have progressive springs and rebound only shocks.Originally Posted by YokotaS13
and justcruzin, you said that cutting springs doesnt increase spring rate and that heating does. that my friend, is bass ackwards.
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maybe i didnt make it clear read my post and im done with you now.Originally Posted by Thighs
only noobs cut springs
WHen it comes to cars it's better to do things once, than to half ass things and redo it over again.
It saves time and money.