Justin517

i dont think they have application specific? ive read that they used to? what if i got the right diameter and height spring? is this a horrible idea? chipstar...dont u have hyperco springs..the discontinued ones? are they for coilovers? i thoufght i read billestein.

chipstar-32

not coilovers just springs. mine are rated at 450 ft/lb up front and 500 in the rear. they have specific applications

RKA

hyperco

Justin517

i was thinkin vogtland (S4 in the rear) and koni shocks. but id like to go a lil stiffer (i think vogtland is 330? front and 360 rear?) would the adjustable konis abe ok for that stiff spring rate?

Phil type 951

to match the oem springs and are now discontinued. however you can find standard flat hyperco springs from places like colman racing or any race car parts outlet. if you go this route you will need to have the shocks custom valved to match the spring rates you choose and buy flat spring seats. if you wanna go this route I would just choose a shorter race shock w/ a stiff spring and medium damping. you could also use the standard bilstein and use coilover adapers.<ul><li><a href="http://www.colemanracing.com/prodex/">http://www.colemanracing.com/prodex/</a</li></ul>

chipstar-32

they dont make the hyperco's anymore. not sure on the konis. best option would be to try to get rides in as many setups as possible. what 1 person loves, another may hate. its very subjective

chipstar-32

i love seeing your car all torn apart

chipstar-32

brain not functioning too well lately

RKA

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Justin517

so basicaly by the time i did that id be better off w/ real coilovers?