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Iwishiwascool
08-20-2004, 09:17 PM
My POFS Skunk2 springs that are probably the wrong spring rate have to go. Eibach it is.
The problem is that I cut the perches off the front shocks. The only way I would be able to support the springs is by using the Skunk 2 coil over perches with the Eibach Springs.
I dont remember how big the perches were and whether a stock sized or Eibach spring will be too large to use the Skunk 2 coilover as a perch.
Who has the answer or a picture of the exact spring?
(The back is fine, I didnt have to cut those off)
jplong
08-20-2004, 09:38 PM
would those spring rates and sizes work on say...a 1G?
MikeyboyTSi
08-20-2004, 09:54 PM
What size are the Junk2 springs? If they're a standard size, ie. 2.5" x 8", you can pick up good spings (Hypercoils) at whatever rate you'd like.
No way those springs will work on a 1G. They're WAY off on diameter and height, and even if they were right, the rates will make your ride and handling grossly off balance.
Iwishiwascool
08-20-2004, 10:10 PM
They are this size:
I guess thats standard...
How much do the hypercoils run...
Chad has the hook up on eibach that is why I lean that way.
MikeyboyTSi
08-20-2004, 10:25 PM
I'm willing to bet they're a standard size. Are there any numbers embossed/painted/scribed onto the springs themselves? You may be able to tell from that. I did a quick and dirty Google search for the spring size, but didn't turn up anything worthwhile yet.
Hypercoils generally run about $50 a spring. Just specity a diameter, free height and rate. They'll take care of the rest.
Eibachs are probably fine since they're for a coilover application and will use their real racing springs (ie. used on REAL racecars, not a "RaCe CaR") ERS springs. Those are dandy. Their Sportline and Prokit springs are complete trash and shouldn't be used on anything that wants serious handling.
[Edit: My blind ass didn't see the numbers on the springs in your provided photo. Find the number on your springs and that'll tell you their size.]
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