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by axela » Tue Jul 10, 2012 6:02 pm
This question is for Brian.. I bought the race valved DFVs a year ago, and I now want to try the standard springs (Eibach ERS coils?) that come with the standard DFV kit. Do you know if these springs can be bought separately? Also, where would be good place to have the shocks revalved for the standard springs? Thank you in advance.
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by Brian » Wed Jul 11, 2012 4:24 am
We have the standard springs, send us an email and we can get you a price on those.
I would try the standard springs without bothering to re-valve since you are going down in spring rate.
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by v67gsr » Wed Jul 11, 2012 10:15 am
What spring rate are you currently running and what springs are they? I am currently running Tein Race spring F 10 R 6. I also have the original Ohlins DFV Eibech F 7 R 4 springs. I am looking to up my spring rate to F 13 R 8. If you have this spring rate, may be we can do trade.
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by axela » Wed Jul 11, 2012 8:59 pm
Currently running lightweight Swift springs. I got 11kg for the front, and 7kg and shorter 8kg rear springs (with helper spring). I thought 13kg was maybe a bit much. I might be interested in trade..
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by morrisg » Fri Jul 13, 2012 11:22 pm
As another option, I am running the Tein tapered 70mm-100mm and 200mm long springs in the rear with no problems on the stock aluminum top hats. Just to let everyone know this is possible. Rates available run from 6kg/mm up to 20kg/mm.
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by v67gsr » Mon Jul 16, 2012 12:07 am
Indeed I am running Tein Racing Spring (the green one) in the front, and Tein Standard Tapper in the rear. Not spring perch need nor spacer needed.
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