Sagaris Suspension Springs
Sagaris Suspension Springs
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fairclp

Original Poster:

654 posts

275 months

Tuesday 21st September 2010
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From Gramham's workshop manual, the Sag has springs from Eibach. Rear orange TVR D0884, Front purple TVR C0959.

Looking at mine, they are Eibachs and not marked TVR.

All are black marked ERS 250-60-70
The back are 29/98, front are PM.

How do these springs compare and what have you got on your Sag?

Paul




TVRMARKUB

2,312 posts

208 months

Tuesday 21st September 2010
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fairclp said:
From Gramham's workshop manual, the Sag has springs from Eibach. Rear orange TVR D0884, Front purple TVR C0959.

Looking at mine, they are Eibachs and not marked TVR.

All are black marked ERS 250-60-70
The back are 29/98, front are PM.

How do these springs compare and what have you got on your Sag?

Paul
Hi Paul,

My factory springs, Front Purple Eibach 07/05 TVRC0959, rear Orange Eibach 07/05 TVRD0884


Mark


Edited by TVRMARKUB on Tuesday 21st September 21:30

fairclp

Original Poster:

654 posts

275 months

Wednesday 22nd September 2010
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Just checked the Eibach specs and the 250-060-070 are 250mm length, 60mm internal diameter and 70 N/mm (400 lb/in).

I'll have to check the front code again as they should be stiffer.



VARLEYHYD

2,244 posts

236 months

Thursday 23rd September 2010
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Factory fitted, as above
Front 450lb
Rear 400 lb

I currently run F/R 500/450 with factory billies and bushes.

G

TVRMARKUB

2,312 posts

208 months

Thursday 23rd September 2010
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VARLEYHYD said:
Factory fitted, as above
Front 450lb
Rear 400 lb

I currently run F/R 500/450 with factory billies and bushes.

G
Hi G,

did you test the standard factory springs to find the above rates?

Mark

fredd1e

783 posts

249 months

Thursday 23rd September 2010
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fairclp said:
Just checked the Eibach specs and the 250-060-070 are 250mm length, 60mm internal diameter and 70 N/mm (400 lb/in).

I'll have to check the front code again as they should be stiffer.
Every now and again TVR will fit what they have to hand. It may have been a supply shortage when yours was bolted together that got it different springs. My T350 (an early one) was fitted with Tuscan shocks at one end (according to part number) and black eibach front springs as opposed to TVR specific ones.

VARLEYHYD

2,244 posts

236 months

Thursday 23rd September 2010
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TVRMARKUB said:
VARLEYHYD said:
Factory fitted, as above
Front 450lb
Rear 400 lb

I currently run F/R 500/450 with factory billies and bushes.

G
Hi G,

did you test the standard factory springs to find the above rates?

Mark
Not tested, but I have the factory build information and the eibach part numbers/ colours so above is correct.

ERS-H-250-060-0070N/mm = 400lb orange standard Rear
ERS-H-250-060-0080N/mm = 457lb pink standard Front (G's uprated rear)
ERS-H-250-060-0090N/mm = 514lb red (G's uprated Front)
ERS-H-250-060-0100N/mm = 571lb ?

I think anything stiffer than above used with standard billies would require platform modifcation

edited to correct front/rear

G


Edited by VARLEYHYD on Sunday 26th December 10:17

TVRMARKUB

2,312 posts

208 months

Thursday 23rd September 2010
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VARLEYHYD said:
TVRMARKUB said:
VARLEYHYD said:
Factory fitted, as above
Front 450lb
Rear 400 lb

I currently run F/R 500/450 with factory billies and bushes.

G
Hi G,

did you test the standard factory springs to find the above rates?

Mark
Not tested, but I have the factory build information and the eibach part numbers/ colours so above is correct.

ERS-H-250-060-0070N/mm = 400lb orange standard Front
ERS-H-250-060-0080N/mm = 457lb pink standard Rear (G's uprated front)
ERS-H-250-060-0090N/mm = 514lb red (G's uprated Front)
ERS-H-250-060-0100N/mm = 571lb ?

I think anything stiffer than above used with standard billies would require platform modifcation

G
ok, still waiting to here back about the MW day, will let you know when I hear something.

smile

and my orange springs were on back, pink/purple ones were on front.

Edited by TVRMARKUB on Thursday 23 September 12:29