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Originally Posted by SPDKING Reviving this dead thread, I already have coilovers, I wanted to know what are the typical sizes people get (Length and Width) for springs if I

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Old 06-05-2019, 09:28 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Reviving this dead thread, I already have coilovers, I wanted to know what are the typical sizes people get (Length and Width) for springs if I wanted to switch the ones that came with my coilovers with Swifts?

The only thing I know are the rate of the Swifts has to be 12k just like the regular coils, and I'm assuming the Swifts has to be 180mm or 7 inches because that is also the length of the regular coils. My dilemma however is the width, which I don't know what it is and the manufacturer hasn't responded to me about the width yet. I see most 370Z coilovers are 65mm or 2.5 inches. I am thinking it might be the same for my Annex Coilovers?
It depends on the coilovers. My Aragosta's were 65mm diameter. The length was 10in. on the front. You would need to measure the springs length when it is not compressed on the shock housing.
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It depends on the coilovers. My Aragosta's were 65mm diameter. The length was 10in. on the front. You would need to measure the springs length when it is not compressed on the shock housing.
I think they are 62mm in diameter and I know they are 180mm in length (just over 7inches). So, if I screw this this up and get let's say 65mm in diameter or 60mm that obviously won't work. I only see those sizes on Swift's site and nothing that is exactly 62mm in diameters for coilovers
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