New suspension spring section?

[turbogrill 288]

Hi

 

What is the difference with the added suspension spring? 

Is it now 60 pts instead of 40 pts for a set of coilovers that are non adjustable? 

[wvumtnbkr 5,749]

What are non adjustable coilovers?  Do you mean adjustable dampening?

 

I believe the commonly used definition of coilovers implies ride height adjustable springs.

 

The value did not change.  There is a bit of follow up to the rule a bit further down if you keep reading.

 

Essentially, coilovers with adjustable height are 10 pts per corner with any spring you want.

 

Aftermarket springs by themselves are 5 pts per corner.

Edited Sunday at 02:26 PM by wvumtnbkr

[Bill Strong 6,154]

I like this info graphic that was made and was posted to Facebook.

 

[turbogrill 288]

Thanks!

 

I missed where it said that the 10pts included the springs. 

 

 

[hotchkis23 1,134]

Wouldn't the car in the 5pts. a corner pick be 10 since it appears the top hat is not stock allowing for ride height adjust ability?

[morganf 507]

On 1/12/2020 at 1:31 PM, hotchkis23 said:

Wouldn't the car in the 5pts. a corner pick be 10 since it appears the top hat is not stock allowing for ride height adjust ability?

That's a stock top hat, which started the whole debate. the stock spring narrows down to roughly 2.5" on the top so they were able to use 2.5" "racing" springs and considered them stock diameter, even though the shape and diameter at the other end was way off.

Edited Monday at 07:56 PM by morganf