09-03-2010, 02:36 PM
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A True Z Fanatic
Join Date: Dec 2009
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Originally Posted by Jeffblue
i like the idea of those springs b/c they seem like they are a good match for oem, but i feel like the drop is borderline not noticeable. 300+install etc, for .6 inch drop, not sure how i feel.
how does the linear/progressive play into the equation?
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From how I understand it. Progressive is less stiff on the small inconsistencies in the road, (so you get OEM like ride) but once you start to push the car, it stiffens up. (thats why the spring is not evenly coiled) Where Linear is stiff all around and the small inconsistencies in the road will be felt more. (spring will be evenly coiled)
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