940 spring rate
#2
I've seen people say stock springs are around 150-200...
ipd sport springs are like 200-250...
Load rating? You mean block height rating? That is just the total # at full compression. If you know the wire diameter and total height and spring rate, you can figure out the load when fully compressed.
You can check if you have access to a spring and compress it with your body weight. You can get an idea of what it's around like that. Or do some math...
Compression Spring Constant Equation and Calculator | Engineers Edge
ipd sport springs are like 200-250...
Load rating? You mean block height rating? That is just the total # at full compression. If you know the wire diameter and total height and spring rate, you can figure out the load when fully compressed.
You can check if you have access to a spring and compress it with your body weight. You can get an idea of what it's around like that. Or do some math...
Compression Spring Constant Equation and Calculator | Engineers Edge
Last edited by TIPSP; 04-04-2016 at 10:09 PM.
#3
I've seen people say stock springs are around 150-200...
ipd sport springs are like 200-250...
Load rating? You mean block height rating? That is just the total # at full compression. If you know the wire diameter and total height and spring rate, you can figure out the load when fully compressed.
You can check if you have access to a spring and compress it with your body weight. You can get an idea of what it's around like that. Or do some math...
Compression Spring Constant Equation and Calculator | Engineers Edge
ipd sport springs are like 200-250...
Load rating? You mean block height rating? That is just the total # at full compression. If you know the wire diameter and total height and spring rate, you can figure out the load when fully compressed.
You can check if you have access to a spring and compress it with your body weight. You can get an idea of what it's around like that. Or do some math...
Compression Spring Constant Equation and Calculator | Engineers Edge
Last edited by Moetheshmoe; 04-04-2016 at 10:28 PM.
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#5
spring rate is measured as pounds of force per inch of compression.
very hard to calculate on the car as you'd have to take the suspension geometry into account, as the springs travel more or less distance than the wheels due to the leverage effect of the suspension arms.
very hard to calculate on the car as you'd have to take the suspension geometry into account, as the springs travel more or less distance than the wheels due to the leverage effect of the suspension arms.
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