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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Oak Hill, WV
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QA1 10" 225-475 variable (coil over). Intended use: all around performance.
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Location: Oak Hill, WV
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I am looking for decent steet handling, with some help on launch at the occasional strip foray.
Go to my site and check the specs on my car.
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Join Date: Nov 1999
Location: Santa Barbara, California
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The 225-475 is a decent all-around coilover spring. I would use a 12" long spring instead of 10".
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: St.Louis Mo
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im using afco 14" 150 # springs w/ my strange struts/coilover setup and
pa racing tubular front end mines for street/strip
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