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#23448 - 01/21/04 03:06 PM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
Phoenix02TypeR Phoenix02TypeR Jr Poster Registered: 01/21/04 Posts: 178 Loc: Northern CA	Quote: For 02+ Civic Si (EP3): ~ Very special thanks to Mike (EXavier) for these!!! Progress - 280F/500R Eibach Pro-Kit- 15-20% stiffer then stock Eibach Sportlines - 20-25% stiffer then stock Sprint - 20-25% more then stock H&R Sport - 25-30% more then stock Tein SS - 336F/448R Tein Flex - 448F/559R Tein S. Tech - 157F/291R We are really in need of finding out what stock rates are for an EP Hatch!!! If you've got any to add or have springs for me to test let me know and I'll put them on the compression tested and do a full plot of the springs. I'll need one front and one rear spring to test them. I know that the rear springs on the Ground Control kit are 450, I'm not sure about the front though. Also I should warn people, if you get the Ground Control Coil-overs for the EP3 specify that you want 6" rear springs, not the 5" crap that they give you off the shelf, they are too short and you don't really have the ability to adjust upwards very much, which leads to a very rough ride around our country's shitty streets. _________________________ 02 Civic TypeR--DC5R Swap Going to 300+HP of Pure NA Bliss
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#23449 - 02/04/04 04:09 PM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
CLAY'S 99SI CLAY'S 99SI Post Master Supreme Registered: 01/12/00 Posts: 12937 Loc: Cajun Country	Quote: Can anyone find out the spring rates for the comptech sport springs for the 99-00 civic Si, they lower 1.5 I just spoke with comptech about their spring rates. 265F/140R The guy told me that they used to have their springs made my eibach but found that there was too much variation in spring rates from set to set. Eibach told them just to use them but comptech wasn't satisfied. Comptech individually tests each and every spring to ensure a matched set. Each spring comes with its own actual spring rate stamped onto the spring. I know alot of you guys will say that the above listed spring rates are too soft but for a guy like me who just drives hard on the street, I want the best comprimise. I've had the prokits for a few years and they just sag too much and they seem a little bouncy. The tech at Comptech said they tested tons of different spring rates and the found that 265F/145R to be the best combination. A little extra info is that the guy said he'd take a 4-2-1 header all day before a 4-1. He said even on a racetrack he'd prefer the 4-2-1 over the 4-1 race header. He said that unless you are "bouncing off the rev limiter" he feels the 4-2-1 is a better header. Sorry for the long post. _________________________
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#23450 - 02/11/04 08:16 PM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
slamedcivic90 slamedcivic90 Newbie Registered: 02/04/04 Posts: 52 Loc: Brook Park Ohio	i have intrax sport springs does anybody know what the spring rates are? _________________________ cant find it grind it....Hahaha im back
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#23451 - 02/13/04 11:27 AM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
Bo Mook Bo Mook The Mooks of Haztard Post Master Supreme Registered: 12/12/99 Posts: 75320 Loc: county	Quote: i have intrax sport springs does anybody know what the spring rates are? mailto:technical@intraxsuspension.com
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#23452 - 03/05/04 06:46 PM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
donz donz Jr Member Registered: 08/09/01 Posts: 432 Loc: calgary, alberta canada	hey slight correction on the the skunk 2 coilovers. the rate for the coils are actually 8kg/mm and 6kg/mm. If my conversion is right the rate should actually be 446lb/in and 335lb/in _________________________ I have one slow, slow civic...
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#23453 - 03/08/04 01:50 PM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
Huggy Huggy Post Master Supreme Registered: 11/01/99 Posts: 43030 Loc: Cincinnati, OH	Quote: hey slight correction on the the skunk 2 coilovers. the rate for the coils are actually 8kg/mm and 6kg/mm. If my conversion is right the rate should actually be 446lb/in and 335lb/in Show the data or die newb . I'm more sure of the posted numbers then your crap so unless they recently changed your numbers are wrong . _________________________ Kevin - Owner and Driver of Cars -
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#23454 - 03/09/04 07:27 PM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
civicbooty civicbooty Post Master Jr Registered: 01/12/03 Posts: 1708	What is the conversion formula from the listed rates to kg/mm???
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#23455 - 03/10/04 11:16 AM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
daveman1010220 daveman1010220 Newbie Registered: 04/24/03 Posts: 36 Loc: PA, USA	Okay, all of this leaves me with silly amounts of questions... I've been reading a lot and have come up with a few good ones that I think are relevant food for thought for anyone trying to adjust their car's setup from what the factory decided was best... First of all, if the front springs on my '99 Si are sitting at a rate of 201 lbs/inch from the factory then going to some of the springs I've seen on here just seems insane. For instance the Tein HT. Why would someone want a spring with that much resistance? Even if you are looking at like a 2+ inch drop with those springs (I'm guessing here...) you are still looking at a very high load rating for those springs. There are probably full size trucks out there with weaker springs! Aside from the question of "What is the perfect spring rate for me?" I have to ask how one goes about choosing a proper shock for their springs? Someone on here asked about listing shock rates, and I have gathered that some shocks have different compression/return rates. Is this where adjustable gas shocks, like the KYB AGX come in? Does adjusting them affect both compression and return rates or just the return rate?(or just the compression rate?) And what is their rated adjustable range? Ahhh! I am actually quite happy with my car's overall handling characteristics and think it is well balanced from the factory. I think that it maybe just needs slightly tweaked for less body roll. Would adjustable shocks alone suit this purpose? I note their seems to be some consensus that the rear springs are too soft. Lowering my car is absolutely not a real option. I live in an area where my stock suspension is already borderline of being too low. I would like to make the car too feel just a bit tighter at the same ride height, with less overall body roll. I am thinking adjustable shocks will fit these requirements, but also wonder if it is possible to make the rear a bit stiffer by taking factory front springs and placing them on the rear? Anyone ever tried this? Thanks in advance for your help... _________________________ Famous Last Words: Take it to the shop? You've gotta be joking. I can do the whole job myself in a couple hours...
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#23456 - 03/10/04 11:26 AM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
daveman1010220 daveman1010220 Newbie Registered: 04/24/03 Posts: 36 Loc: PA, USA	Here are a couple of good links which will help you understand the difference between a linear and a progressive spring. The pictures say it all... http://www.bluecoilspring.com/progressive.htm http://www.bluecoilspring.com/coil-over.htm Progressive rate springs are basically two or more springs in a single piece, with different rates for different sections of the spring. _________________________ Famous Last Words: Take it to the shop? You've gotta be joking. I can do the whole job myself in a couple hours...
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#23457 - 04/05/04 08:35 AM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
erics99si erics99si Post Master Registered: 04/10/00 Posts: 2771	Anyone have the spring rates for the Eibach Drag Launch Kit?? _________________________ e racing - project tens
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#23458 - 04/12/04 10:13 PM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
Cwest_Honda Cwest_Honda Post Master Registered: 08/31/03 Posts: 2180 Loc: Bangkok	Does anyone know where i can buy custom spring rated ground controls? _________________________ Chris Bangkok, Thailand (Sukhumvit Area) 2024 BMW M340i xDrive
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#23459 - 04/17/04 03:57 PM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
GoodwineSI GoodwineSI Poster Registered: 02/06/02 Posts: 336 Loc: Indiana	From Ground Control themselves. _________________________ fbp 00si 88 crx/hf b16a
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#23460 - 04/19/04 08:55 PM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
BlackTurboSi00 BlackTurboSi00 Newbie Registered: 04/15/04 Posts: 18 Loc: Lancaster Pa	hey there, i got skunk 2 coilovers on my si and i was wondering how is the ride with the yellows? Is it still bumpy or is it soild meaning your car don't bounce a bunch of times after a bump in the road. thanks
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#23461 - 05/29/04 12:55 AM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
motion motion Jr Member Registered: 10/04/01 Posts: 633 Loc: Twin Cities, MN	Hey does anyone know the spring rates for the Buddyclub Racing Spec Dampers? I was thinking about getting a set.. _________________________ -Brian
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#23462 - 06/09/04 03:06 PM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
ChrisMan ChrisMan Jr Poster Registered: 06/23/03 Posts: 163 Loc: Baltimore, MD	OK noob question... I get the spring rates and all, but what does the series of numbers (xxxx.xxx.xxxx) on the spring specify?
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#23463 - 06/09/04 04:04 PM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
Anonymous Anonymous Unregistered	Quote: OK noob question... I get the spring rates and all, but what does the series of numbers (xxxx.xxx.xxxx) on the spring specify? I'm not sure, but I would guess you're talking about the manufacturer's part number Adi
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#23464 - 06/10/04 08:45 AM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
ChrisMan ChrisMan Jr Poster Registered: 06/23/03 Posts: 163 Loc: Baltimore, MD	OK that makes sense. For some reason I thought it might have had something to do with the spring rates. Thanx.
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#23465 - 07/17/04 11:20 PM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
Nova_Dust Nova_Dust Newbie Registered: 05/22/04 Posts: 62	Quote: Hey does anyone know the spring rates for the Buddyclub Racing Spec Dampers? I was thinking about getting a set.. F12K R8K = F672 R448
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#23466 - 11/23/04 08:25 AM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
ayhum ayhum Jr Poster Registered: 05/25/01 Posts: 89 Loc: Toronto, ON	What are the stock spring rates on a 95 EG civic sedan? And does anyone know about Tanabe Siper Down Precedeo? I bought them cheap and wanna know more about them before installing them. Thanks.
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#23467 - 03/24/05 09:26 PM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
A2000Si A2000Si Newbie Registered: 11/07/04 Posts: 37 Loc: Salem, Ma	Omni powers are Street, 10k,8k Sports 12k,10k somebody convert them please I have the Sports _________________________ 2000 Si Daily driver and Auto-x warrior, NER SCCA #84 STS 1990 Talon TSi Heavily modified XBOX live gamertag TURBO4G63
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#23468 - 05/13/05 09:32 PM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
instructor74 instructor74 Poster Registered: 10/20/04 Posts: 239 Loc: State College PA	do you know the spring rates for the 93 civic si _________________________ Is there anything better than a good beer and working on cars? Well maybe Miss right.
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#23469 - 06/25/05 03:11 PM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
JTs02EP3 JTs02EP3 Newbie Registered: 06/25/05 Posts: 10 Loc: North Carolina	Can anyone post the rates for the stock 02 Si? Runnig Enkei 17" J10's and looking for a set of springs to drop about 1.5in F & R and keep the same ride, maybe a hair stiffer. Thanks.
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#23470 - 09/06/05 02:21 AM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
jwyoung jwyoung Jr Member Registered: 01/12/05 Posts: 573 Loc: Ca, USA	Quote: Anyone know the spring rates on the Apex-i N1s? still looking for this info.. any help? _________________________ 00' E95P Si 178whp, 122tq on 89 octane - B16 all motor
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#23471 - 12/21/05 01:35 PM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
sexypants sexypants Post Master Registered: 04/24/01 Posts: 2826	Is the ride quality of the Eibach ProKit similar to the H&R OE set for a 96-00 Civic on Koni Special shocks? Also, where does the Eibach kit settle out at? I see that the H&R's don't settle much more after install. I am thinking of putting 16's on my car but not get that slammed look. Just want to make everything look better but still be practical.
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#23472 - 02/01/06 11:25 PM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
acura1.6el acura1.6el Jr Poster Registered: 11/01/05 Posts: 76 Loc: Toronto, Ontario, Canada	just like to add for EK Buddy Club N+ 12K/6K (670/360) Buddy Club Racing-Spec 10K/6K (560/390) _________________________ 1999 Acura 1.6EL
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#23473 - 02/15/06 11:36 AM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
StradiCivicSiR StradiCivicSiR Newbie Registered: 02/01/06 Posts: 38 Loc: Philadlephia, PA	how come for a 00 civics the height rate is higher on the front than it is on the back, and for 02 civic's its the opposite. I'm wanna get Tein SS with EDFC but i want my car to be lower on the front. Will that effect my handeling? or are the Tein just set with those rates for 00 civic's and cannot be changed. thanks in advance _________________________ 2000 Vogue Silver Metalic Civic SiR - NH-583M DC Sport 4-2-1 stainless steel headers, Cat-back, Exaust. Thermal R&D Cat Act Prolite Flywheel, Organic Clutch, pressure plate AEM V2 CAI B&M short shifter, Razo Shifter knob & Pedals 5% tint all around CV Joint, Ball joints replacement 5th freakin paint job
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#23474 - 03/17/06 12:04 PM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
shibiku shibiku Poster Registered: 07/09/05 Posts: 306 Loc: 805, CA	ok this may be a dumb question: im a running the neuspeed race springs, and they don't feel nearly as firm as my old coilovers... around 400 front and 380 in the rear. Do the spring length affect this? the race sorings are extremely short because the dump the car. Any info on this im planning to upgrader to GC's with rates of 400 front and 450 rear... i don't want these to be softer than my current setup....
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#23475 - 04/04/06 08:36 PM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
acura1.6el acura1.6el Jr Poster Registered: 11/01/05 Posts: 76 Loc: Toronto, Ontario, Canada	Neuspeed Race is a progressive spring, meaning it gets progressively firmer where as the springs in both your old coilovers and GC are Linear springs, so they are the rate throughout the length. 400/450 will be much stiffer then the Neuspeed Race as GC is linear and Nuespeed Race is progressive. _________________________ 1999 Acura 1.6EL
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#23476 - 04/29/06 02:48 AM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
L8apex L8apex Member Registered: 03/12/02 Posts: 827 Loc: SoCal	Quote: how come for a 00 civics the height rate is higher on the front than it is on the back, and for 02 civic's its the opposite. I Are you referring to the spring rate? It's because of the different suspension design after 2000. In the newer MacPherson strut designs, the spring is directly translated to the motion of the wheel. On the older double wishbone design, the spring is acting on the lower control arm about 2/3 of the way out. This means that the spring's motion ratio in relation to the wheel is actually 2/3 of it's actual rate. For example, on a MacPherson design, a 300in/lb spring is putting down 300in/lb of pressure to the contact patch. While on a double wishbone, a 300in/lb spring is actually putting less, approx. 200in/lb to the contact patch in this case. That's why the newer cars have a numerically lower spring rate, but comparable wheel rates. _________________________ Nothing in the world is accomplished without passion.
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#23477 - 04/29/06 02:56 AM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
L8apex L8apex Member Registered: 03/12/02 Posts: 827 Loc: SoCal	Quote: Okay, all of this leaves me with silly amounts of questions... I've been reading a lot and have come up with a few good ones that I think are relevant food for thought for anyone trying to adjust their car's setup from what the factory decided was best... First of all, if the front springs on my '99 Si are sitting at a rate of 201 lbs/inch from the factory then going to some of the springs I've seen on here just seems insane. For instance the Tein HT. Why would someone want a spring with that much resistance? Even if you are looking at like a 2+ inch drop with those springs (I'm guessing here...) you are still looking at a very high load rating for those springs. There are probably full size trucks out there with weaker springs! Aside from the question of "What is the perfect spring rate for me?" I have to ask how one goes about choosing a proper shock for their springs? Someone on here asked about listing shock rates, and I have gathered that some shocks have different compression/return rates. Is this where adjustable gas shocks, like the KYB AGX come in? Does adjusting them affect both compression and return rates or just the return rate?(or just the compression rate?) And what is their rated adjustable range? Ahhh! I am actually quite happy with my car's overall handling characteristics and think it is well balanced from the factory. I think that it maybe just needs slightly tweaked for less body roll. Would adjustable shocks alone suit this purpose? I note their seems to be some consensus that the rear springs are too soft. Lowering my car is absolutely not a real option. I live in an area where my stock suspension is already borderline of being too low. I would like to make the car too feel just a bit tighter at the same ride height, with less overall body roll. I am thinking adjustable shocks will fit these requirements, but also wonder if it is possible to make the rear a bit stiffer by taking factory front springs and placing them on the rear? Anyone ever tried this? Thanks in advance for your help... Actually, adjustable, or higher performance shocks will not decrease body roll. It will react quicker to weight transfer giving the impresson of less body roll, but is really decreasing the response time between input and weight transfer. Also, on most single-adjustable shocks, the adjustment affects more dramatically on the rebound side and slightly on the compresson side. I think the best real world solution for you is finding a set of OEM ITR springs and a set of non-adjustable sport shocks. Or adjustables if you can stretch the budget a bit. I have been using this setup with Illuminas and been very happy with the compromise. And if you still feel the need to control body roll, a set of swaybars will be your next step. _________________________ Nothing in the world is accomplished without passion.
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#23478 - 05/15/06 11:48 AM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
oni oni Major Member Registered: 04/16/05 Posts: 1412 Loc: Pennsylvania	I thought I'd add this since I didn't see it. Omnipower Street (10 kg/mm front & 8 kg/mm rear) = (559 lbs/in front & 447 lbs/in rear) Omnipower Sport (12 kg/mm front & 10 kg/mm rear) = (671 lbs/in front & 559 lbs/in rear) _________________________
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#23479 - 09/10/06 09:50 AM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
L8apex L8apex Member Registered: 03/12/02 Posts: 827 Loc: SoCal	Anybody have spring rates yet for the FA/FG Civics? Interested primarily in stock, HFP, Comptech, and Eibach. _________________________ Nothing in the world is accomplished without passion.
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#23480 - 10/15/06 08:06 PM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here
del_slo del_slo Post Master Sr Registered: 12/01/03 Posts: 4785 Loc: Bottom of the boooot	what are the spring rates for apex springs (not apexi) ??? www.apexsuspension.com. They were on my del sol when i bought it. does anyone else have these springs? Are they any good?
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#1510350 - 06/05/07 12:57 AM Re: Spring Rates Listed Here [Re: Huggy]
Canyon-x Si Canyon-x Si Newbie Registered: 06/04/07 Posts: 3	Would anyone happen to know the Jackson Racing spring rates for a '89 Hatchback Si?
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