Reply to "Stock Spring Rates"

kaamacatMember

Alan.....Were you intending on doing an upgrade to the original KONIs, or, a total replacment?

On the rates. I have written down here (probably because I asked the same question myself once before), that the fronts were 235# and rear was 355#.

There are a bunch of folks that recently did a total coilover upgrade with various rates. I personally did 350/550 and may go up to a 600 in the rear from the 550. (And only because I dont want to crank more than 1" on the adjuster and loose the travel). These rates I have now are very nice. I'm thinking some others went with something very close to this that may have gone with a lower rear.

Bob

3/9/057:22 PM

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