Progressive Springs The Key to Adaptive Suspension Comfort and Control

Springs....Progressive vs linear A lot of people ask for progressive ... Top fan. Bernie DH. Great explanation Terry and 100% agree with you ... A linear spring rate means that the spring rate remains the same as the spring compresses all the way down until it can't compress any more. For example, a 300 ... What is the Difference Between a Linear Spring and a Progressive Spring? ... Linear springs have the same spring rate through out their travel range. The spring ... As the spring compresses towards solid, the coils towards the ends start to touch each other, reducing the number of "active" coils, and the ... As the spring is further compressed, such as when a car takes a set as it enters a corner, the narrow-spaced coils collapse on top of each other until they ... The spring rate or weight or whatever will be quite high (above 300 lbs) so I am wondering which spring will give me the most improvement? I'm ... It'll either be H&R (linear) or Eibach (progressive). If I understand it correctly, the progressive spring has a softer spring rate up top, and ... if there are some coils really close together that collapse as the spring is compressed, that is progressive. if the coils are evenly spaced, it ... The closest thing to a linear spring I could find for the 10th gen were the Swift Spec R (although not truly linear). Progressive springs require more than double the force to compress double the distance.