Springs to correct ride height
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Springs to correct ride height
my Evo 8 has been loaded in the trunk with stereo equipment as well as a two bottle Venom Nos kit. My problem is that the ride height is know about 1" lower in the rear. Will a progressive rate spring such as H&R's correct this a bit? Or do I have to go with coilovers. Also, does anyone make a ride height adjustable shock for our cars yet?
Any feedback welcome from vendors.
Any feedback welcome from vendors.
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Progressive springs does not have anything to do with ride heights, they provide an increasing spring rate during cornering as weight transfer increases. Discussion of whether such setup provides any real benefits or not is another discussion.
To correct the ride height in the manner you would like to you have you have two options. Based on the total additional weight you put in to the trunk, you can order higher rate springs for the rears. Option two, you can go with height adjustable coilovers for all four corners. Obviously second option would cost significantly more but would give you more flexibility (you may or may not need
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To correct the ride height in the manner you would like to you have you have two options. Based on the total additional weight you put in to the trunk, you can order higher rate springs for the rears. Option two, you can go with height adjustable coilovers for all four corners. Obviously second option would cost significantly more but would give you more flexibility (you may or may not need
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