POST 1Original post
Does anyone know what weight the stock front and rear springs are rated at? For example: XXXpounds front; xxxpounds rear. Thanks.
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POST 2Original post
Search is your friend. If you search for spring rate information you will find (too) many threads on this topic. For the answer to your question, see post #15 of this thread: http://www.planet-9.com/cayman-boxster-modifications/13803-spring-rates.html For addtional information, search for "spring rate" and read the many threads already created on this topic. Cheers,
POST 3Original post
Thanks for the information.
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