04-14-2011 | #1 |
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1990 rear spring rates
Hi,
I want to change my rear spring in the ZR-1 to a softer rate . My build sheet shows the front spring is code AA and the rear is NYR. Question is were can i find the spring rates for say an L98,LT1, LT4 etc. The car is used for drag racing 2 to 3 times a month, so i don't care about road course time. ZR1pete (fla) rpl his spring with a LT1 spring ,but he dose not know what the rate was. Were can i find the information that i'm looking for? Thanks John Becker 1990 black/white #2546 one of a few auto eq. zr-1's |
04-14-2011 | #2 |
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Re: 1990 rear spring rates
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04-15-2011 | #3 |
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Re: 1990 rear spring rates
Wow, those1984 Z51 suspensions must hammer pretty good.
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04-15-2011 | #4 |
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Re: 1990 rear spring rates
I wonder if that one had an oversteer problem. It looks like they got away from the large high difference of the rear wheel rate over the front wheel rate later.
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04-15-2011 | #5 |
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Re: 1990 rear spring rates
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Thanks for the link to late model suspension chart. I was able to convert the 92.2 n/m to lbs to get the spring rate. 92.2n/m x 8.850=815.97 lbs. So what i'm looking for is a rear spring that is 33.0 n/m (292 lbs) or a 26.0 n/m (230 lbs I will check for c4 spring from a corvette recycleing yard. Thanks John Becker 1990 white/black #2546 one of a few auto eq ZR-1's |
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