V valvolin Italian boy Joined May 6, 2008 Messages 137 May 6, 2008 #1 Anyone knows eibach or H&R spring rate? Are they stiffer than EK9 stock spring?
blinx9900 Super Moderator Joined Dec 5, 2006 Messages 10,880 May 7, 2008 #2 eibach makes 2 different springs for 96-00 civic, H&R makes 3, which ones are you referring to? for refrence stock ek9 springs are 250lbs front and rear.
eibach makes 2 different springs for 96-00 civic, H&R makes 3, which ones are you referring to? for refrence stock ek9 springs are 250lbs front and rear.
ManosEK9 Olympiakos Addict!! Joined Mar 29, 2007 Messages 1,305 May 7, 2008 #3 lol whenever I see "spring rate" I remember my failure in Physics when I missed a similar question and got an F!
lol whenever I see "spring rate" I remember my failure in Physics when I missed a similar question and got an F!
blinx9900 Super Moderator Joined Dec 5, 2006 Messages 10,880 May 7, 2008 #4 perhaps its worth mentioning that the front is a linear 250lbs while the rear is a progressive 250lb...
perhaps its worth mentioning that the front is a linear 250lbs while the rear is a progressive 250lb...
V valvolin Italian boy Joined May 6, 2008 Messages 137 May 7, 2008 #5 ManosEK9 said: lol whenever I see "spring rate" I remember my failure in Physics when I missed a similar question and got an F! Click to expand... Ok i could give you a private lesson. I'm aeronautic engineer Wait... I researched ek9 spring rate and i found it in spoon's internet site: Stock ek9 Front 4.3kg/mm ( near 250lbs/in ) Rear 4.2kg/mm ( near 240lbs/in ) Stock ek4 Front 3.6kg/mm ( near 210lbs/in ) Rear 3.2kg/mm ( near 186lbs/in ) Spoon spring Front 6.3kg/mm ( near 366lbs/in ) Rear 5.4kg/mm ( near 314lbs/in ) exact name: eibach pro-kit and H&R sport spring I can't drop over 1-1.5 inch I know only that H&R sport springs are 20% stiffer than stock...
ManosEK9 said: lol whenever I see "spring rate" I remember my failure in Physics when I missed a similar question and got an F! Click to expand... Ok i could give you a private lesson. I'm aeronautic engineer Wait... I researched ek9 spring rate and i found it in spoon's internet site: Stock ek9 Front 4.3kg/mm ( near 250lbs/in ) Rear 4.2kg/mm ( near 240lbs/in ) Stock ek4 Front 3.6kg/mm ( near 210lbs/in ) Rear 3.2kg/mm ( near 186lbs/in ) Spoon spring Front 6.3kg/mm ( near 366lbs/in ) Rear 5.4kg/mm ( near 314lbs/in ) exact name: eibach pro-kit and H&R sport spring I can't drop over 1-1.5 inch I know only that H&R sport springs are 20% stiffer than stock...