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Registered: 7th Jul 09
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As above, know of 300lb for sale on gaz coiles! Will this be to stiff?
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Mieran
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Registered: 28th Jan 08
Location: Newcastle upon Tyne
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Using Gaz, 350 front, 250 rear
No front arb, standard rear arb
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350lb foook
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sand-eel
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300lb is high tbh
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Anyone else have an opinion?
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gazza808
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Registered: 30th Jun 08
Location: Peterborough
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I was running 350 front, and 450 rear all arbs skipped.
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Edges 58
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Registered: 30th Mar 10
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I'm Runnin gaz coilys with c20let poundage springs.. Think they are 300lb
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Thnaks for input guys!
Should be ok, I guess really don't want to harsh of ride, will be road use not doing track etc
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Gary
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ARBs skipped? Why???
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gazza808
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quote: Originally posted by Gary
ARBs skipped? Why???
front's commenly skipped on converted corsa's, mucho helped the turn in, in my case.
rear springs are quite stiff so the arb was doing as good as nothing so excess unneeded weight.
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Edges 58
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If you dont want a harsh ride I wouldn't go 300lb springs to be honest
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Shame 250lb is the best way to go I guess
thanks
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