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Originally Posted by OptionZero True coil means the spring is wrapped around the damper OEM type is divorced. Just look at your rear suspension.. the springs sit in a bucket
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The front is a true coil-over. Like OZ said. The OEM rear is a divorced style. When changing the rear to a true style of coil-over. You can't use the same spring rates as a divorced style. The divorced style is a higher rate.
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