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SchulzeA:

--- Quote from: jdinner on April 12, 2013, 04:55:02 AM ---The shocks are close to 10" compressed and 14" extended.
The coil springs that I used are 4 of 250# X 11" for the rear.
2 of 450# X 10" for the front.

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How does your car ride with those spring rates? I'm thinking my fronts at #275 each will be way to soft...  ::study

fastbusa:
thanks jdinner for the info...That is exactly what i will use,I also ordered my haltech this week ...I think im going to use one of the racepack systems if i can find some where to make it look good in the car..I had a motech system in my last car and loved it...going to upload a few pics this weekend..thanks.

jdinner:
The shocks are close to 10" compressed and 14" extended.
The coil springs that I used are 4 of 250# X 11" for the rear.
2 of 450# X 10" for the front.

If you decide to use the front coil springs that the plans call for make sure it is easy for you to change them later. You will.

fastbusa:
the book says 10 inch coilovers...does that mean relaxed or compressed or all the way out...does anyone know how much travel the shock needs...thanks

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