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Old 02-07-2005, 01:30 PM
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Hi, I'm new to this forum, and was wondering if anyone knows what the stock spring rates are for a 91 MR2 turbo. I am getting new springs and want to lower the car, but not to much. Need better performance for autox, but don't want them so stiff that I bounce down the hwy. Just want to compare stock rates to various aftermarket spring rates. Thanks
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Re: stock springs

why not just get some that are already designed correctly for the car: like H&R or Tein or TRD?
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Old 02-08-2005, 02:12 PM
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I've considered Eibach Pro Kit, H&R, RSR, Tien, Tanabe.Eibach and H&R being the most expensive, so probably not. I just wondered what the actual comparisson kg/mm would be when they claim 20-30% higher spring rate than stock. Also there is Tokico Illumina 5 way struts on the car from when I got it. I really like those. I understand that springs and struts should be matched.
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