I have tried that the 4" is going to coilbind before i get the travel needed, iam using the 5" afco spring now and its close to coilbind, I want to go softer up there, thats why I want to run 6 or 7" spring. running integra shocks nut goes on first then spring then devider then next spring then then cone, thats the part I need about 1 1/2 to 2" of spring compress to get on. the bottom spring is 8". any thoughts anyone???
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8" bottom spring...4" top...12 inches total...
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What rate are you trying to produce?Originally posted by CHUMBA View PostI have tried that the 4" is going to coilbind before i get the travel needed, iam using the 5" afco spring now and its close to coilbind, I want to go softer up there, thats why I want to run 6 or 7" spring. running integra shocks nut goes on first then spring then devider then next spring then then cone, thats the part I need about 1 1/2 to 2" of spring compress to get on. the bottom spring is 8". any thoughts anyone???
What lengths/rates are you using?
Your short spring is probably too soft.
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If you are after a 200+ #/ inch spring , I see no reason to stack.
If less than 200, then there is a reason to.
The example above to get a 133# / inch should suit you well.
4" 400 and 8" inch 200=133#/inch 12 " spring.
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Well then just stiffen the bottom.Originally posted by CHUMBA View PostI have run 400 on top of 400 and it was loose coming of thats why I thought about going stifer on bottom, the tracks I run on bad slick!! I have played with adj on stop nut, but still loose off.Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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We have but the more I stiffin the bottom the closer the top 400 5" spring is getting to coil bind, if I go to a 6" long spring I cant get the bottom cone on. Thats why I was asking about spring compresser. anyone know of anyone making one? or a way to get the spring compressed to get cone on? Thanks again for all replys.
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chumba,use two 7in springs,you may have to work a little to get them on but they will go on by hand,we use hypercoil springs on ohlins shocks or a 7 and a 5 or 6 and a 4in spring i would not worry about the coil bind because it should hit the lock nut before coil bind if adjusted right but you can always check it on a shock/spring rater before putting it on the carLast edited by grt74; 10-04-2011, 07:59 AM.
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