Originally posted by Akimoto whats the conversion rate from K -> lbs?
First, you have the unit all wrong. It's not K nor lbs (I know most people just call it "lbs", but it's not correct), it's kg/mm in Metric, and lbs/in in English unit. The conversion for kg to lbs is 1 lb = 2.2 kg, and from mm to in is 1 in = 25.4 mm. I guess now you can get the conversion from kg/mm to lbs/in.
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2010 Audi S4, Ibis White/Magma Red, 6MT
First, you have the unit all wrong. It's not K nor lbs (I know most people just call it "lbs", but it's not correct), it's kg/mm in Metric, and lbs/in in English unit. The conversion for kg to lbs is 1 lb = 2.2 kg, and from mm to in is 1 in = 25.4 mm. I guess now you can get the conversion from kg/mm to lbs/in.
Thanks!
I forgot the units for spring rates, I tried searching but gave up I wanted to sleep! Thanks for the units.
i'm really happy with my ride right now...there's obviously something i'm missing out on.... dan, didn't you have tokicos or kybs before? i didn't know we had the same setup.
i got the Konis last month, when i upped the spring rates
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1999 Premium pearl white SS Prelude (sold)
2002 Celica GT-S 6spd (current)
The SS are new. They use the same shocks as the HA, but with way softer spring rates
i beg to differ on that, i help my friend sell tein products and i do a great deal of reaserch on it, here is the info
HA's = old models that utilize "helper springs" to combat spring rattle
SS's =new models that is only offered in the US for supposedly "us spec" cars, the ss differs to the ha in the fact that they were able to shorten the spring combination and minimize spring rattle which is why they got rid of the "helper springs" as there were no longer needed, according to my contact from tein, the ss is due to replace the HA's line up in the up comming future, as for actual specifications I BELIEVE that the spring rates are the same.
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