Dual rate coilovers

For dual rate coilovers you will need to multiply the spring rate calculated above by two to get the required spring rates. While running the same spring top and bottom will still give you a transition, we recommend (if possible) a 50 lb. heavier lower spring in the 100 to 300 lb. range and a 100 lb. heaver spring for spring rates 400 lb. and above for a more significant transition. Hypercoil Coilover Dual Rate Springs; Hypercoil Coilover Dual Rate Springs Description. 14” free length spring with 2.5” end ID’s and a dual rate of 200lb/in transitioning to a secondary rate of 425lb/in. The rate transition started at 625lb of spring load and was complete by 800-825lb of spring load.

13 Jul 2017 Even so, in most professional offroading applications, teams will use true dual rate coil over systems. Where the second set of coils will not start  Air bags, coil springs, coilover shocks, and air shocks are just a few of the ways ($250-500), dual rate kit ($50-75) and a pair of springs ($35-100) per coilover. For dual rate coilovers you will need to multiply the spring rate calculated above by two to get the required spring rates. While running the same spring top and bottom will still give you a transition, we recommend (if possible) a 50 lb. heavier lower spring in the 100 to 300 lb. range and a 100 lb. heaver spring for spring rates 400 lb. and above for a more significant transition. Hypercoil Coilover Dual Rate Springs; Hypercoil Coilover Dual Rate Springs Description. 14” free length spring with 2.5” end ID’s and a dual rate of 200lb/in transitioning to a secondary rate of 425lb/in. The rate transition started at 625lb of spring load and was complete by 800-825lb of spring load.

24 Jul 2015 If your suspension isn't drooping properly into a bump and you're rebound is correct, try adding more preload with softer rates. Coilover Dual Rate 

Fox Coilovers with single rate spring hardware make it easier to get the rates you need and the come in an easy to package size. Fox 2.5 Coilovers with dual rate spring hardware improve perforamnce by allowing a soft spring rate on droop and for the first couple inches of compression, then a higher spring rate to prevent bottoming out. Typical dual rate jumps are in the 100-300lb increase range. Another thing worth mentioning is that it is mathematically impossible to coil bind a 4″ tall, 1000lb spring with a 250lb lower spring on a RZR 900. If your suspension isn’t drooping properly into a bump and you’re rebound is correct, try adding more preload with softer rates. Coilover Dual Rate Nuts In a dual rate coilover setup, the softer spring should not be less than 70% of the stiffer rate. The dual-rate slider "floats" on the body of the shock. It is positioned between the main and tender springs. As the springs compress and rebound, the dual-rate slider slides up and down the cylinder. When the springs compress far enough, the dual-rate slider slides up until it hits the stop ring and is prevented from sliding further.

This progressive rate spring will give you a total of 27" of articulation when combined with our Metal tech 4x4 Next Gen dual rate Long Travel rear springs. Radflo 2003+ 4Runner/FJ Cruiser 2.5 Front Coilovers w/ Compression Adjusters for 

The dual-rate slider "floats" on the body of the shock. It is positioned between the main and tender springs. As the springs compress and rebound, the dual-rate slider slides up and down the cylinder. When the springs compress far enough, the dual-rate slider slides up until it hits the stop ring and is prevented from sliding further.

Basic Specifications of Dual Rate Coil-Over Springs. Free Length Range: 12″ to 16″. Spring Rates: 138#/in to 700#/in. Material: High tensile chrome silicon. Finish: Hyperco dark blue powder coat. Spring Design: Ultra High Travel (UHT)

It has a threaded body with dual rate coilover hardware which works great for dialing in precise spring rates and ride height. The massive industry leading 2-5/ 8"  I highly, highly doubt there is a superior "non-coilover" spring package out there. The rates make total sense. The fact that they're dual rate has significantly 

The shocks come with dual rate coil-carrier hardware, that can be upgraded to a triple rate carrier, and coil springs are an affordable add-on in the build menu above. Coil spring rates range from 100 to 800 lbs per inch, and a 90 lb keeper spring is available for triple rate arrangement.

On a dual rate coil-over shock such as King, Fox, or Sway-A-Way, it's important to set the position of your crossover ring so the spring divider hits the cross over  Standard Coilover Springs. Made for 1.88", 2.5", and 3" ID coilovers, made with extremely linear rate as well as the most amount of stroke in the industry. The ideal shock absorber for custom coilover applications that demand competition-level performance. Threaded body with dual-rate coilover hardware. It has a threaded body with dual rate coilover hardware which works great for dialing in precise spring rates and ride height. The massive industry leading 2-5/ 8" 

Get Free Shipping on Coilovers at Speedway Motors. Featuring a huge Aluminum Small Body Coilover Shocks, 5 Inch, 225 lbs Spring Rate. Speedway Motors  Standard or Race Hardware dual-rate spring kit for the Polaris RZR 900/1000-S to update the OEM 2.0 Fox Podium shocks. 13 Jul 2017 Even so, in most professional offroading applications, teams will use true dual rate coil over systems. Where the second set of coils will not start  Air bags, coil springs, coilover shocks, and air shocks are just a few of the ways ($250-500), dual rate kit ($50-75) and a pair of springs ($35-100) per coilover. For dual rate coilovers you will need to multiply the spring rate calculated above by two to get the required spring rates. While running the same spring top and bottom will still give you a transition, we recommend (if possible) a 50 lb. heavier lower spring in the 100 to 300 lb. range and a 100 lb. heaver spring for spring rates 400 lb. and above for a more significant transition. Hypercoil Coilover Dual Rate Springs; Hypercoil Coilover Dual Rate Springs Description. 14” free length spring with 2.5” end ID’s and a dual rate of 200lb/in transitioning to a secondary rate of 425lb/in. The rate transition started at 625lb of spring load and was complete by 800-825lb of spring load.