Are LC coils progressive?
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Are LC coils progressive?
I've got the S.S. 1.1 lift and forgot to ask if the Land Cruiser coils are progressive. Does anyone know if they are progressive or not? (Apparently they are stock front coils from a LC).
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If someone can add to what a progressive coil spring is please feel free to do so. I am still learning myself...
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I would say they are consistent throughout their cycle, They aren't super hard springs like some of the OME's. You could always just load the rear with a bunch of crap and see what happens I know after and during this trip they sagged about 0.5-0.75".
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If you use the correct coils and set it up correctly, they will not sag. They are very high quality coils, if you do it wrong it will be a disaster. The LC coils are not progressive.
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My understanding of what progressive coil springs are is that they get harder to compress the further they are compressed. Meaning that they will compress easily with a little weight in the back, but then as more weight/pressure is applied to the coil it gets harder to compress. At least that is my understanding of what a "progressive coil" spring is about.
If someone can add to what a progressive coil spring is please feel free to do so. I am still learning myself...
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If someone can add to what a progressive coil spring is please feel free to do so. I am still learning myself...
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And what do you mean "if you do it wrong it will be a disaster"?
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