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> What Spring Rate would you choose..., to go with 22mm torsion bars?
Aaron Cox
post Oct 2 2005, 11:57 AM
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2.5" or 2.625" 8"/10" coil's will be used...

currently have 19mm tbars, and 180 progressives,
upping to 22m torsion bars, and adjustable coilovers in the rear...

what spring rate would make a good balance.... that i could fin tune with my sway bar

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J P Stein
post Oct 2 2005, 01:33 PM
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QUOTE (Aaron Cox @ Oct 2 2005, 11:23 AM)

Tarret Sway (can set anywhere)
Stock Rear Bar

current setup blows. kinda pushes, gotta play with more sway bar etc...
200's?

Yeah, well, me too. It's been set on full soft with progressivly
more rear springs. I'm about to go softer in front.....T-barswise.
I'm up to 300# in the rear (no sway bar in back) and I still have to work to make it oversteer. This costs me time as I don't always do it right. I am not going stiffer in the rear. If I can't find some softer T-bars, I'll have the 22mms ground down. With the rear bar, you prolly will be able to get away with less stiff springs that mine...but what do you do when the rear tire lifts....and you WILL reach that point. LSD?
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