Spring Rates?
Stock spring rates are
Front 243 lb/in (linear rate spring) which is equivalent to approx. 4.34 kg/mm
Rear 243 lb/in (progressive rate spring)
They use a progressive rate spring to soften daily driving. Also ride height in the rear is slightly higher to give the rear a higher CG. When the cars are new sometimes the front will be higher than the rear - but I think this is due to the differences in the way the linear vs progressive rate springs settle over time.
Front 243 lb/in (linear rate spring) which is equivalent to approx. 4.34 kg/mm
Rear 243 lb/in (progressive rate spring)
They use a progressive rate spring to soften daily driving. Also ride height in the rear is slightly higher to give the rear a higher CG. When the cars are new sometimes the front will be higher than the rear - but I think this is due to the differences in the way the linear vs progressive rate springs settle over time.
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