drag spring, do i need cc plates
#6
RE: drag spring, do i need cc plates
sry i was on the phone, or i would have explained
1st no you dont need CC plates... or atleast shouldnt.
and dont cut them because then that ****s with the whole rate and all of the spring
its hard to explain w. out examples... but basically if you cut it, the spring will be shorter and not as springy... its a drag spring, you want lift, so you want a springy spring...
think of it this way... grab 2 coils right next to eachother, and squeeze... cant move them at all, now press an entire spring, youll get a little movement... make sense...
basically if you cut them, your defeating the purpose of drag springs
1st no you dont need CC plates... or atleast shouldnt.
and dont cut them because then that ****s with the whole rate and all of the spring
its hard to explain w. out examples... but basically if you cut it, the spring will be shorter and not as springy... its a drag spring, you want lift, so you want a springy spring...
think of it this way... grab 2 coils right next to eachother, and squeeze... cant move them at all, now press an entire spring, youll get a little movement... make sense...
basically if you cut them, your defeating the purpose of drag springs
#7
RE: drag spring, do i need cc plates
I cut one coil out of mine, i do not run CC plates, but probably should. I have a little bit of negative camber. I had to cut a coil out or they would not go in, i guess it was just the spring compressor i had
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