Best Springs for Launches
What should I get for the best lauch?
Tien S
0.7 Front | 0.6 in the Rear
Spring rate: 386lbs/inch front
402lbs/inch rear
Tien H
0.3 Front | 0.2 Rear
Spring rate: 358lbs/inch front
375lbs/inch rear
RS-R Downsprings
0.6" Front | 0.6" Rear
Spring Rate: 345lbs/inch front
417lbs/inch rear
Tien S
0.7 Front | 0.6 in the Rear
Spring rate: 386lbs/inch front
402lbs/inch rear
Tien H
0.3 Front | 0.2 Rear
Spring rate: 358lbs/inch front
375lbs/inch rear
RS-R Downsprings
0.6" Front | 0.6" Rear
Spring Rate: 345lbs/inch front
417lbs/inch rear
Last edited by VQ35DES; Feb 11, 2004 at 02:44 PM.
but.....
The shock must have enough rebound dampening to keep the rear "squated". Otherwise you get a pogo effect w/ a soft spring and little rebound.
The idea is a quick, aka soft, compression stroke to help weight transfer towards the rear. Then a slower, aka stiff, rebound stroke to allow the car to slowly return to height once the car has overcome interia vs available traction.
Ideally you would like to run a setup that allow seperate compression and rebound adjustments. However very few are available, and the few that are out are expensive.
I don't think anyone has done any testing to determine the idea drag setup for the Z, yet...
The shock must have enough rebound dampening to keep the rear "squated". Otherwise you get a pogo effect w/ a soft spring and little rebound.
The idea is a quick, aka soft, compression stroke to help weight transfer towards the rear. Then a slower, aka stiff, rebound stroke to allow the car to slowly return to height once the car has overcome interia vs available traction.
Ideally you would like to run a setup that allow seperate compression and rebound adjustments. However very few are available, and the few that are out are expensive.
I don't think anyone has done any testing to determine the idea drag setup for the Z, yet...
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