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I'm trying to get these springs approved for SCCA use since they're already on the car I'm buying and need to prove that, although more expensive they aren't better than the other ones available.
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I'm trying to get these springs approved for SCCA use since they're already on the car I'm buying and need to prove that, although more expensive they aren't better than the other ones available.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I've looked all over the internet and can't seem to find any information on the RUF lowering spring for the 996TT. I've found info for the H&R, TechArt, M030 and X74, but not the RUF. I understand that their info is proprietary but has no one ever found or measured that info? I'm trying to get these springs approved for SCCA use since they're already on the car I'm buying and need to prove that, although more expensive they aren't better than the other ones available.

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You are probably going to have to pull them off the car, buy a spring rate tester and develop the data yourself: Ruf never reveals anything about their stuff..……………...

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They are made by one of the companies you listed, for sure. Much of their stuff is off the shelf aftermarket parts re branded as "Ruf".....

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