Bike engined caterham spring rates
Discussion
No Comment Dave :-)
I would be leaning toward DSL's figures or softer.
I'm not sure what engine you have in the car to get down to that weight but I would be fitting 180 on the fronts and 130 on the rear.
My car is 460 on crossply slicks and no reverse box. Its on 180lb/130lb.
However as Dave K's comment shows springs need to be matched to dampers - if the valving is to strong then a stronger spring needs to be used. But then you can find yourself relying on the spring to much
I could go on....................and on...............
I would be leaning toward DSL's figures or softer.
I'm not sure what engine you have in the car to get down to that weight but I would be fitting 180 on the fronts and 130 on the rear.
My car is 460 on crossply slicks and no reverse box. Its on 180lb/130lb.
However as Dave K's comment shows springs need to be matched to dampers - if the valving is to strong then a stronger spring needs to be used. But then you can find yourself relying on the spring to much
I could go on....................and on...............
Thanks for the comments, I was thinking 200/220 front 130/150 rear proberly go for nitron as used them before and been happy with them.
Weight wise I am guessing around that figure considering my k series with full cage and passinger seat weighs 505 kg
The engine must be 20/25 kg lighter and the box inc bell housing is around 40kg
What are the spring rates on the current R300 race car ?
Weight wise I am guessing around that figure considering my k series with full cage and passinger seat weighs 505 kg
The engine must be 20/25 kg lighter and the box inc bell housing is around 40kg
What are the spring rates on the current R300 race car ?
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