FS: Ground control/eibach springs 350f/280r - $60
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Re: FS: Ground control/eibach springs 350f/280r - $60
The springs you are selling are 200mm in length (~8"), 64mm ID (2.5") and 490lbs/in F and 320lbs R.
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Re: FS: Ground control/eibach springs 350f/280r - $60
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Re: FS: Ground control/eibach springs 350f/280r - $60
I am fairly confident.
The only thing is that I have see the "formula" in three different variations.
One states that to convert metric to standard, you multiply the last # by 55.88, the other was simply rounded up to 56, and the last one that I have seen is 57.
When looking at a Ground Control spring, the 3 numbers indicate the length, inner diameter, and spring rate. Always in this order. The only difference is whether the info is displayed in metric or standard measurements.
The only thing is that I have see the "formula" in three different variations.
One states that to convert metric to standard, you multiply the last # by 55.88, the other was simply rounded up to 56, and the last one that I have seen is 57.
When looking at a Ground Control spring, the 3 numbers indicate the length, inner diameter, and spring rate. Always in this order. The only difference is whether the info is displayed in metric or standard measurements.
