Suspension Even vs staggered spring rates front to rear
Even vs staggered spring rates front to rear
What are the thoughts on even vs staggered spring rates?
Even for the track more roll stiffness in the rear? Looks like the track oriented and custom coil-overs are this way.
Staggered with ~15% lighter in the rear for better ride and manufacture induced under-steer?
Any thoughts or preference from everyone?
-Jonathan
Even for the track more roll stiffness in the rear? Looks like the track oriented and custom coil-overs are this way.
Staggered with ~15% lighter in the rear for better ride and manufacture induced under-steer?
Any thoughts or preference from everyone?
-Jonathan
I personally prefer a bit more in the rear to help the car rotate, but i tend to like the car to be a bit loose or oversteer more.
Most of the time i tend to prefer with coils a 450 rear and 400 front spring and a stiff sway bar.
It really depends on what your looking for in the handling of the car then go from there.
Most of the time i tend to prefer with coils a 450 rear and 400 front spring and a stiff sway bar.
It really depends on what your looking for in the handling of the car then go from there.
I wouldn't do softer in the rear at least.
With a 19mm rear bar and a good alignment I'd be happy with even rates but a little firmer in the rear is good if you like a looser car.
Like Colin said it will depend a bit on your preferences and driving style.
- andy
With a 19mm rear bar and a good alignment I'd be happy with even rates but a little firmer in the rear is good if you like a looser car.
Like Colin said it will depend a bit on your preferences and driving style.
- andy
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