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23 July 2011, 07:31 PM

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There are numbers on the springs that relate to the free (uncompressed) length and the rate (Kg per mm compression)

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Oh... OK. Will have to check it out tomorrow. Adjusted the damper settings as per your earlier post, works quite well; much better.

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23 July 2011, 07:50 PM

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I am having the same issue pal car looks awesome but doesnt handle to well

Any pics of the new height?

Pics of the new height as promised...

Please excuse the headlights, they're temporary.

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24 July 2011, 07:12 PM

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My height was dictated by a shock collar ring becoming too tight to adjust any higher. As it turned out height was OK, I ended up with the front at 350mm and the rear 335 (hub to wheel arch) which worked well

I think I remember hearing Tein recommend F355/R340