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Did Bob or literature give you ANY idea on the spring rates for the springs that you received?

Did you previously have stock shocks? Stock springs? Hard to know spring rates unless you get good previous history or test them yourself.

That rating makes all the difference in how the car will ride - more so than the shocks.

Stock was 200/350 front/rear

My Quella springs are 450/550 on Koni aluminum single adjustable.

Car rides firm, but with the Recaros no one thinks the ride is abusive at all.

Larry

11/9/088:23 AM

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