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绞牙弹簧用多少k合适?轮胎够用就好了,呵呵!
qGndh 5+U2@XV 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
_!FM^N}| 我是从MIVEC GROUP上看到人家有换过的人说的
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&y1' J t+0&B" %UJ!(_ 关于弹簧到底该用多少的K值。。。。是这么讨论的。
%8H*}@n 'MKkC(]4 Well i cant answer this fully, however Ralliart Replacement Front and Rear springs for the CJ4A were as follows
[ (tgoh/ n6WSTh Front options of 2.7kg/mm or 3.0kg/mm
3P/T`)V Rear options of 2.2kg/mm or 2.5kg/mm
XPzwT2_E *%ZfE,bu8< 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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Ew4DumI d7Q. 'cyQ Sorry prehistoric here in the UK can't deal with metric spring rates they mean nothing to me.
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?,P\cp F 145 lb/in 2.6kg/mm
wQ.ild R 100 lb/in 1.79kg/mm
i9.52 *vBcT.|, G VEjB; I am told the spring rates on the works Proton (ie Gen 1) S1600 rally cars were/are
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W"wP% F 210 lb/in 3.75 kg/mm
Y%wF;I1x R 130 lb/in 2.32 kg/mm
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M)3h 4yQ F 190 lb/in 3.39 kg/mm
qLPI^g, R 130 lb/in 2.32 kg/mm
b\;QR?16R ]Q)TqwYF Note the rear rates are the same for gravel and tarmac.
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l hq Given the small difference between standard and rally spec I doubt the Cyborg would be much above teh standard models. I realise the CJ is a slightly heavier car but with the same suspension design the rates are only going to be slightly higher to counter the weight
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9 C+2*m=r The rates you quote cameron are those usually offered and recommended for the much heavier latter EVO models, IMHO they are far too stiff for all but the smoothest race tracks.
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zl +=;F vb Golden rule is as soft as possible but as hard as necessary (to manage roll in order to maintain geometry).
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