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Originally Posted by Jhill Cool thanks for the info. The kW are progressive and I was told the BC dr are progressive springs as well but the images look like

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Old 05-04-2016, 02:54 PM   #13 (permalink)
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Cool thanks for the info. The kW are progressive and I was told the BC dr are progressive springs as well but the images look like a straight linear spring. Are they progressive or linear?
They are linear, which was another reason I went with them (especially with the Swift spring upgrade, which provides a more consistent spring rate as more and more load is put on the spring). Seen testing between springs that came with a set of coils (not BC but another brand) vs swift, and things were relatively consistent until you really put a lot of force on the spring. That's where the swift spring kept its consistent rate and the other spring did not.
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