Spring rates for 2011 GT Brembo brake Package
#11
#12
But if I did have a set I would be happy to test them and post the results.
I'll be waiting for your report.
I've *HAD IT* with you and your sniping.
Show some ***** you little troll.
You continually say stupid stuff,
claim you know it all.
Never post your name
or anything else tangible.
When you get run out on a rail with your old screen name with this sort of crap you come back with a new one.
I'm as sure as I can be given your shady, under a rock nature
And again, who I am has NOTHING to do with who you are.
that you are Legion5....
Course we don't know because he like you, would never say anything of substance.
Go ahead, keep on attacking me. I'm up for it you just make my phone ring more because I get more chances to show what I know. I guess I should thank you.....
#13
I doubt that they're "top secret". Anybody with access to the proper instrumentation and test rig can determine them. Even you or I could (but I can't be bothered).
What you seem to be missing is that
(a) if they're from Sam's own measurements, that makes the numbers his intellectual property, to dispense freely or not at his discretion.
(b) if they're from a Ford source, it's ethically poor practice to divulge somebody else's data without their express permission to do so. Pretty damn stupid if they were given in confidence.
Think about it.
Norm
What you seem to be missing is that
(a) if they're from Sam's own measurements, that makes the numbers his intellectual property, to dispense freely or not at his discretion.
(b) if they're from a Ford source, it's ethically poor practice to divulge somebody else's data without their express permission to do so. Pretty damn stupid if they were given in confidence.
Think about it.
Norm
Last edited by Norm Peterson; 10-05-2010 at 07:54 AM.
#17
The rates aren't a secret, unless I know them and others don't---in which case they are work product.
This is drug way up from the past, but isn't is interesting when you see the rear springs only change about 10 pounds. Yeah, the ride issues were more related to dampers/settings than anything, but lowering springs aren't for everyone.
*and* since I've not seen this thread in a while, let me just say this to Just1Guy, genius he thinks he is. I HAVE NEVER SENT A MODERATOR TO ANYONE ON THIS BOARD, I CAN AND DO FIGHT MY OWN BATTLES, and you can feel free to ask any Moderator you can find. If a Moderator has scolded you, then you need to ask yourself why that might be.
This is drug way up from the past, but isn't is interesting when you see the rear springs only change about 10 pounds. Yeah, the ride issues were more related to dampers/settings than anything, but lowering springs aren't for everyone.
*and* since I've not seen this thread in a while, let me just say this to Just1Guy, genius he thinks he is. I HAVE NEVER SENT A MODERATOR TO ANYONE ON THIS BOARD, I CAN AND DO FIGHT MY OWN BATTLES, and you can feel free to ask any Moderator you can find. If a Moderator has scolded you, then you need to ask yourself why that might be.
#18
From Rehagan "I say that Ford mixed up the spring rates in the Boss supplement. 26nm is 148pound/inch which is slightly higher than 142pounds/inch of the stock rear and far less than the stock front. 32.4nm converts to 185 pounds/inch which is slightly higher than the stock front 165pounds/inch. For the LS they lowered the rear to 24nm or 137pounds/inch which is even less than stock. But raised the front to 33.5nm or 181pounds/inch. Swapping heavier springs to back makes no sense and is not what they did."
#19
That is not correct. No way the rears are stiffer than the fronts I have measured a bunch Mustang springs.
From Rehagan "I say that Ford mixed up the spring rates in the Boss supplement. 26nm is 148pound/inch which is slightly higher than 142pounds/inch of the stock rear and far less than the stock front. 32.4nm converts to 185 pounds/inch which is slightly higher than the stock front 165pounds/inch. For the LS they lowered the rear to 24nm or 137pounds/inch which is even less than stock. But raised the front to 33.5nm or 181pounds/inch. Swapping heavier springs to back makes no sense and is not what they did."
From Rehagan "I say that Ford mixed up the spring rates in the Boss supplement. 26nm is 148pound/inch which is slightly higher than 142pounds/inch of the stock rear and far less than the stock front. 32.4nm converts to 185 pounds/inch which is slightly higher than the stock front 165pounds/inch. For the LS they lowered the rear to 24nm or 137pounds/inch which is even less than stock. But raised the front to 33.5nm or 181pounds/inch. Swapping heavier springs to back makes no sense and is not what they did."
Remember the S197 Chassis is a different animal from the FOX Body or SN95. So those theories can not be applied.
Also (Rehagen) got his conversion in N/mm wrong.
2012 Boss 302 is: 148 lbs. Front / 186 lbs. Rear
2012 Boss 302 Laguna Seca is: 137 lbs Front / 191 lbs Rear
You may be asking why I know this? Because currently I am working on a new 2011 Mustang Spring Kit. The numbers are fresh in my head and spreadsheets.
#20
I've measured a few springs as well.
............................................front. ...............................rear
OEM GT ................L ...............165............L................... .142
05-09
OEM GT Vert...........L ...............144................L............... 122
05-09
OEM GT ................? ...............?................?................. .....?
2010
OEM GT Vert ..........? ...............?................?................. .....?
2010
OEM GT500 ...........L ...............190.............L.................. .166
07-09
OEM GT500 ...........? ...............?................?................. ....?
2010
H&R Supersport.......P. ............?-275 ...........P ................?-245
Steeda Ultralights ...L ...............195 ............L ...................175
Steeda Sport .........L ...............200 .............L ...................175
Steeda Comp .........L ...............225 .............L ...................185
FFRP K Springs* ......P ............173-239 .........P ..............195-236
Ebach Pro* ............P ............173-239 .........P ..............195-236
Ebach Sportline .......L .........Way Too Stiff, FOR RACE USE ONLY!!
BMR (pn SP009) .......P ..........160……............ L ..................140
CDC Ford Motorsport kit lowers one inch. front 185........rear 165
............................................front. ...............................rear
OEM GT ................L ...............165............L................... .142
05-09
OEM GT Vert...........L ...............144................L............... 122
05-09
OEM GT ................? ...............?................?................. .....?
2010
OEM GT Vert ..........? ...............?................?................. .....?
2010
OEM GT500 ...........L ...............190.............L.................. .166
07-09
OEM GT500 ...........? ...............?................?................. ....?
2010
H&R Supersport.......P. ............?-275 ...........P ................?-245
Steeda Ultralights ...L ...............195 ............L ...................175
Steeda Sport .........L ...............200 .............L ...................175
Steeda Comp .........L ...............225 .............L ...................185
FFRP K Springs* ......P ............173-239 .........P ..............195-236
Ebach Pro* ............P ............173-239 .........P ..............195-236
Ebach Sportline .......L .........Way Too Stiff, FOR RACE USE ONLY!!
BMR (pn SP009) .......P ..........160……............ L ..................140
CDC Ford Motorsport kit lowers one inch. front 185........rear 165