Stock spring rating??????
- Thread starter 8mywal8
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1fastviper
Enthusiast
Nope.Bump.
mjorgensen Woodhouse
Enthusiast
2003-2006 SRT-10:
Front: 200 lb/in
Rear: 500 lb/in
Front Anti-roll Bar: 27mm Hollow
Rear Anti-roll Bar: 27mm Hollow
Michelin PS1 Tires
2008 SRT-10:
Front: 210 lb/in
Rear: 525 lb/in
Front Anti-roll Bar: 27mm Hollow
Front Anti-roll Bar: 27mm Solid
Michelin PS2 Tires
2008 ACR:
Front: 514 lb/in
Rear: 1085 lb/in
Front Anti-roll Bar: 27mm Solid
Rear Anti-roll Bar: 27mm Solid
Front: 200 lb/in
Rear: 500 lb/in
Front Anti-roll Bar: 27mm Hollow
Rear Anti-roll Bar: 27mm Hollow
Michelin PS1 Tires
2008 SRT-10:
Front: 210 lb/in
Rear: 525 lb/in
Front Anti-roll Bar: 27mm Hollow
Front Anti-roll Bar: 27mm Solid
Michelin PS2 Tires
2008 ACR:
Front: 514 lb/in
Rear: 1085 lb/in
Front Anti-roll Bar: 27mm Solid
Rear Anti-roll Bar: 27mm Solid
Kai SRT10
Enthusiast
Another important piece of the equation is how linear the rates are. My experience with the stock springs is that the spring rates rise dramatically as the springs are compressed. On a rough road, this can lead to a feel of "bottoming out" on bumps and a very bouncy ride.
I have springs with a 700 in the front and 900 in the rear, but because the spring rates stay pretty constant throughout compression the car bounces less over bumps than with my stock springs.
I have springs with a 700 in the front and 900 in the rear, but because the spring rates stay pretty constant throughout compression the car bounces less over bumps than with my stock springs.
