Tru-Coil Racing Springs® street stock rear coil springs are the best on the market hands down! These street stock rear coil springs are designed exclusively for oval track racing, and are guaranteed to exceed expectations no matter what the track conditions are. Oval track racing conditions can be very rigorous, and that's why these coil springs are constructed from chrome vanadium steel. Chrome vanadium steel is a premium material that has unbeatable strength and toughness, plus is fatigue resistant to scorching hot temperatures. Tru-Coil Racing Springs® front coil springs are guaranteed to stay "Tru" to their rate and shape.

Along with a chrome vanadium steel construction, these rear coil springs have a powder coated finish. Powder coating is tougher than paint, resulting in a more durable product with superior corrosion protection. Tru-Coil Racing Springs® street stock rear coil springs feature a stealthy black color that looks like a stock spring, and performs like nothing else! They can be used with shims or weight jacks and come in various rates ranging from 175 to 300. Varying rates allows a racer a greater range in their chassis setup. Spring rates are marked on the coil spring for easy identification. These street stock rear coil springs feature pig tails on both ends like a stock spring.

On top of superior strength and durability, incredible variety, and stealthy look, Tru-Coil Racing Springs® street stock rear coil springs are affordably priced! Such low prices make it extremely easy to experiment with different spring rates, allowing the racer to find the perfect one. You just can't find a better value on the market today. Don't settle for second place, slap some of these Tru-Coil Racing Springs® street stock rear coil springs on your street stock car and bring home the checkered flag!

Street stock rear coil spring
Chrome Vanadium Steel construction
Guarantees consistent rates for all springs
Can be used with shims or weight jacks
Black "stealth" color
Powder Coated
14" free height
7" diameter
Pig tails on both ends like stock spring
Varying rates from 175-300
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For more information check out suggested spring setup chart forand

Charts

IMCA Modified Car (JPG)

Street Stock Car (JPG)

Guides & Documents

Coil Springs Technical Information (252514)

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Can expose you to lead, a carcinogen and reproductive toxicant. See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #	Select Rate to see
Brand	Tru-Coil
Position	Rear
Spring Rate	Select Rate to see
Free Height	14"
Outside Diameter	7"
Material Type	Steel
Finish	Powder Coated
Color	Black
Spring Rate Range	Select Rate to see

GENERAL
Sold in Quantity	Each
Progressive Rate Spring	No
Coil Spring End (A)	Pigtail
Coil Spring End (B)	Pigtail

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

24 Reviews

Overall Assessment

This product stands out for its excellent quality and usability. Customers praise its longevity and consistency, maintaining its spring rates even in rigorous racing applications. The spring serves as the ideal replacement for stock springs in a variety of car models, restoring and improving vehicle handling. The product has proven its practicality in both stock and racing applications, passing inspections with ease for factory looking springs. Users also highlight that the springs perfectly fit their needs and various applications, suggesting a high level of versatility. Aside from well-crafted and reliable, users find this product budget-friendly, offering great value for the money compared to competitors. The product is recommended mostly for its improved handling over stock springs, fitting seamlessly into stock metrics rear suspensions. The contrast is most notable in performance, where our springs outperform regular stock springs.

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4.8

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would buy again if needed

5.0

a year ago

bob

minnesota

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works great for my application. maintains stock look with better spring rate.

Would Recommend

Fixed it!

5.0

2 years ago

Jey

Compton, CA

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Had a pair of sagging name brand springs that needed to go! These did the trick. Took about a week to break-in these springs. I would buy these again.

Would Recommend

Great product

5.0

3 years ago

Kentucky

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I use this product in a racing application and seem to be holding up very well and maintaining ride and spring rates.

Would Recommend

Excellent replacement springs

5.0

3 years ago

Austin

Albany, LA

I used these springs in 200 lb spring rate as stock replacements in my 95 Impala. They paired perfectly with stiffer front springs and brought the car back to its original ride height from 28 years ago. The car handles better than ever now.

Would Recommend

Yes

5.0

3 years ago

Levi Hauserman

Wichita ks

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Great for stock application and having a rated spring for a stock class

Would Recommend

I would buy this again

5.0

5 years ago

Bcd27

Benton tn

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Installed on my street stock dirt car spring passed inspection for factory looking spring and improved handling over stock spring

Would Recommend

Yes

4.0

5 years ago

Mike

Hawesville ky

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Good spring

Would Recommend

Yes .

5.0

6 years ago

Fred G

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The rear coil springs work perfect for the car.

Would Recommend

I would buy this again!

5.0

6 years ago

Joe

Sherman, texas

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Needed new suspension, they had it for the right price and very fast shipping

Would Recommend

I would buy for all my cars

5.0

8 years ago

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Just as advertised

Would Recommend

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Would this spring fit this rule for wissota pure stocks? For GM cars, a 15mm wrench must fit over any portion of the rear springs with no cleanup of the springs.

by Fat Jim

• a year ago

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Would this work for a rear coil spring for a 98 MAZDA 626?

by Paul

• 8 years ago

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I have a dirt track factory stock would this work with all the factory rear end or what would I need

by Kdog

• 8 years ago

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What kind of lower spring mounts can I use with these spring

by Steven

• 10 years ago

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I see these are a 14" free height, if I need to make it 12" free height if I cut one coil off, will in increase or decrease the rating. Per my rules, this is the only way to get the correct free height. I cannot heat or do anything else but cut. Thanks

by Bill

• 10 years ago

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What size spring rubber do you use with these springs?

by JonM

• 13 years ago

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Are these sold in pairs?

by srsonicseller

• 13 years ago

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what wire diameter are these?

by monteSS

• 13 years ago

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Is the part number for two or one spring?

by carbuff

• 14 years ago

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