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I would like to borrow someones stock springs so I can have a set made for myself and list the details of the new slightly harder and lower springs for everyone else. Do away with the uncertainty of what fits and what doesn't.

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i have springs in melb... interested in custom coils if you can get them to put the stock dimensions on record... who are you looking at using? what do they charge?

I am waiting on a reply from a local mob as to what they charge for a custom set...

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I'm not sure who I'll go with to get them done, I'm not getting them cold wound or anything special like that. Basically as long as they can make them to sit the right height, with the spring rate i want, out of quality steel i'll be happy.

The goal is to get the springs so they go straight onto a standard bilstein strut and work with no mucking around. I'm thinking about getting them made about 25-30% stiffer than standard and sit around SK's recomended height.

And as for price, I'm guessing around the $250 mark, but i have no idea.

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I'm not sure who I'll go with to get them done, I'm not getting them cold wound or anything special like that. Basically as long as they can make them to sit the right height, with the spring rate i want, out of quality steel i'll be happy.

The goal is to get the springs so they go straight onto a standard bilstein strut and work with no mucking around. I'm thinking about getting them made about 25-30% stiffer than standard and sit around SK's recomended height.

And as for price, I'm guessing around the $250 mark, but i have no idea.

6kg front, 5kg rear, same as the "sk" eibach

target 350ish MM height?

i will get quotes for victoria...

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Not sure if i want to go that firm on mine, I travel some pretty crappy roads over here.

2.9kg front and 3kg rear is standard, so i'll probably be aiming for around the 4kg mark

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