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引用第9楼hxf于2011-02-26 10:14发表的 : X,b}d#\
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绞牙弹簧用多少k合适?轮胎够用就好了,呵呵!
?!ig/ufZ %2{E'^#)p- 我先申明啊。。。。我没换过绞牙,到目前为止我还是在考虑该怎么整悬挂
cGDA0#r 我是从MIVEC GROUP上看到人家有换过的人说的
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fWV http://www.mivec.co.nz/forums/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=5669 /swTn1<Y 4]cOTXk9C Y3thW@mD05 关于弹簧到底该用多少的K值。。。。是这么讨论的。
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} 6PTD%Rf\ Well i cant answer this fully, however Ralliart Replacement Front and Rear springs for the CJ4A were as follows
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Xmrc{S Front options of 2.7kg/mm or 3.0kg/mm
M[X& Q Rear options of 2.2kg/mm or 2.5kg/mm
nlJxF5/ _PJd1P.k So factory obviously is lighter than this, if you wanted to do a bit of track work and purchase some coilovers i found 7kg front springs and 5kg rear springs a good compromise between street/track, but if it was more street 6kg front 5kg rear is a good option
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+Z7:(o< R 130 lb/in 2.32 kg/mm
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W&=F<n` F 190 lb/in 3.39 kg/mm
x5(B(V@b R 130 lb/in 2.32 kg/mm
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