What does the numbers on the coils represent?

I got a set of them, but i dont know what car its for?

the numbers on the coilovers are 0700.2.50.006 and 0700.2.50.008
if anyone knows a website where i can get this info that would be great or if u have the info on these it would also be better.


I check the skunk2 website but they dont show these #'s they show only the part # and its different from these.

Thanks

 

What are u trying to put them on?

 

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I'm not sure about the 0700.2.50 but I believe the .006 and .008 stand for the stiffness. IE the .006 is 6 kg/cm2 and the .008 is 8 kg/cm2.

 

i dont want to put them on i just want to know for what car. thats bout it thanks

 

I am almost positive they are for a civic. .008/.010 are for integras.

 

call a part store and ask them

 

they are for a civic!

here's a set i picked up off a buddy for cheap(drives a 00 Civic Si)


anyone care to explain how an integra would react with these coils on?(NOT slammed, with kyb agx)


Modified by skunkintegra at 2:41 PM 4/8/2004

 

I'd guess they would ride just fine. Wouldn't jar your teeth loose like the integra skunk2 coilovers would.

 

.006 and .008 is integra/civic.... .008/.010 is eclipse, .012/.012 is accord/prelude.... it stands for guage of spring in some sense or another

 

are the set of 4 spring all the same height, but just have difference spring rate?? because i have seen other brand that have the two fronts a little bit taller then the rear,

 

for skunks.... no.... for accords the rear sleeve is like double sized to make up for the funky accord struts

 

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.008 front and .006 rear are for civics and crxs, not integra. .010 front and .008 rear is for integra

 

maybe i'm just retarded.... .008/.010 integra .010/.010 or .010/.012 is eclipse....i forget. i put eclipse rate skunk's on a dc before.... was a little stiffer, but not too much

 

i belive i bought the same set for my DA integra. Didnt know they were for civics. i still put them on anyways with the .008 in the front and the .006 in the rear. i had them on tokico ulluminas. my friend with the same car had the correct spring rate and same setup and we couldnt even tell the difference. Had them on for 2 years and they still rock.

 

can i use both of them for the rears? cause i got both of them from a friend? jw thanks

 

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What does the numbers on the coils represent?

I got a set of them, but i dont know what car its for?

the numbers on the coilovers are 0700.2.50.006 and 0700.2.50.008
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the 1st # is the spring length. 0700=7 inches
the 2nd # is the spring diameter. 2.50=2.5 inches
the 3rd # is the spring rate. 006=6kg/mm or 335lbs/in. 008=8kg/mm or 447lbs/in.