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| MFG. Part # | Select Rate |
| Position | Rear |
| Spring Rate | Select Rate |
| Free Height | 11" |
| Outside Diameter | 5" |
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Return PolicyConventional Springs are high-performance, aftermarket suspension springs primarily used in motorsports and motor racing. The OD (outer diameter) size and free length, along with Hyperco’s Dynamic Travel Response spring design, allow for optimization of the total vehicle performance on many Circle Track vehicles and applications.
Unlike Coil-Over Springs that are available in a multitude of free lengths, Conventional Springs are limited in their free length offerings, often as a result of the sanctioning bodies and rules. The Engineers at Hyperco decided to analyze the dynamic characteristics essential to Conventional Spring performance. That data resulted in the development of the Dynamic Travel Response spring design concept.
Working within the limitations and rules, the Dynamic Travel Response design allows all springs to exceed the performance requirements for travel and rate linearity, and is still designed with significantly less physical weight.
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| MFG. Part # | Select Rate to see |
| Brand | Hyperco |
| Position | Rear |
| Spring Rate | Select Rate to see |
| Free Height | 11" |
| Outside Diameter | 5" |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Powder Coated |
| Color | Silver |
| Spring Rate Range | Select Rate to see |
| GENERAL | |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Progressive Rate Spring | No |
| Coil Spring End (A) | Square |
| Coil Spring End (B) | Square |
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great springs
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4 years ago
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St.Albans, in the WV
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great springs very happy with the price and the quality
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Will these springs be ok as stand alone springs or are they designed to have a shock go through the center of them to keep them from bowing?
by Chris
• 7 years ago
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