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Old 02-29-2008, 10:36 AM   #126
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Default Re: Spring Rates All On First Page (Updated 7/15/04)

I believe that is the pro kit setup. Rates are on the front page

Eibach Pro: 1.5”
F: 137 lb/in
R: 171 lb/in
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Old 03-25-2008, 07:29 PM   #127
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the reason teh Gaz c/o arn't on there yet is b/c you can order the Gaz with any spring rate you want.

anywher from 250-500# direct through Gaz or BAT OR you can order springs that are the same diameter from Ground Control and get springs that are well over 500#s.

there is no set generic spring rate that comes with them other then the stock 250# ones, but you can order anyhting you want.

The default loadout from BAT is 330# 9" front, and a 250# 8" rear. I just noticed the stickers today as I was removing them. LOL
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Old 04-01-2008, 02:39 PM   #128
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Default Re: Spring Rates All On First Page (Updated 7/15/04)

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I called ground control the other day to talk to them about a custom rear setup, and they no longer produce any suspension parts for the Focus. Kinda bummed me out, but such is life.

Ground Control lists a Focus specific coilover conversion kit on their site are you saying they don't actually make it anymore?
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Old 04-01-2008, 03:46 PM   #129
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Default Re: Spring Rates All On First Page (Updated 7/15/04)

I was told no separate parts, only whole kits.
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Old 04-01-2008, 04:14 PM   #130
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Default Re: Spring Rates All On First Page (Updated 7/15/04)

springs obviously the exception then because those are all generic?
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Old 04-25-2008, 04:13 PM   #131
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Default Re: Spring Rates All On First Page (Updated 7/15/04)

Anyone know the spring rates on the older FRPP/KW springs? The listing for KW is for their coilover kit. I know my spring rate is no where near 333.
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Old 08-21-2008, 12:04 PM   #132
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Default Re: Spring Rates All On First Page (Updated 7/15/04)

I didn't see D2 coilovers listed anywhere here so I did some homework and with the adjustments they list in Kg/mm, the following rates would be doable with the Focus D2 F-18 kit:

D2 Coilovers:
F: 5kg/mm (= 280 lb/in)
R: 3.5kg/mm (= 196 lb/in)

Above is the lightest 2 settings. These things are adjustable up to 1,232 lb/in. They have 3.5/5/7/8/11/13/15/18/22 kg/mm settings.

The next setting would be to go:

F: 7kg/mm (= 392 lb/in)
R: 5kg/mm (= 280 lb/in)

Unless the conversion tool I used is wrong or I'm missing something.......
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