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I would say all revalved Bilsteins are not valved equally . There valved according to the spring rate andwhat you want to do with it. Unless i miss understood your question
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I am trying to buy springs and I have found a lot on information on here helpful. I decided to get G2 springs... then found they are on back order indefinately.
So I'm thinking of H&R springs. The springs mentioned on this post are 1.25" drop Sport spring?? If so they advertise the rate is 25-30% more than the stock springs. I called them today, and they refused to tell me the spring rates (kinda annoying).
Are their Sport springs the ones stated here at 648/248?? Are these progressive rates?
Thanks.
So I'm thinking of H&R springs. The springs mentioned on this post are 1.25" drop Sport spring?? If so they advertise the rate is 25-30% more than the stock springs. I called them today, and they refused to tell me the spring rates (kinda annoying).
Are their Sport springs the ones stated here at 648/248?? Are these progressive rates?
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by roy
I would say all revalved Bilsteins are not valved equally . There valved according to the spring rate andwhat you want to do with it. Unless i miss understood your question
Roy, thanks for catching that one. I read that as "Are revalved Bilstiens equal to Koni's?", not are they all equal. Oops.