Reply to "Stock Spring Rates"

Alan B (Guest)

Bob,

Thanks for the info. I am going to Aldan shocks. I've heard a bunch of different spring rates flying around and wanted to compare them to the stock rates. I searched the forum for this info. Combined with your input this is what I've found:

Stock Pantera: 300 F, 325 R (measured)
Stock Pantera: 235 F, 355 R
Pantera GT5S: 400 F, 450 R (measured)

I am going to continue my investigation. I'll let you know what I find. There as seems to be some confusion with some people referring to wheel rates and others referring to spring rates.

Alan

3/12/056:34 AM

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