July 26, 20204 yr comment_603354 The trouble is.. we have here in the netherlands english s30 serv.man with a american 240z in it. (surround lights, rozets on bumpers.. a euro does not have..) but here are some specs, wire diam. 11,4 mm, coildiam. 100mm windings 10,65 free height 381mm installed height 225mm normal load 288kg. spring constant 1,85 kg/mm. Years ago i changed my rear springs because the orig. us. springs were to soft. (50 kg of sandbags and the exhaust came on the ground!) then i installed my spare (euro) springs and they are much stiffer! So now i think the 1,85 kg/mm. constant of the spring is for the US-spring, the euro spring is a lot stiffer? I do remember that on the fiche i could select 1 out of 5 different struts! You could look for different springs on a fiche 240z.. Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/30784-euro-springs-group-buy/?&page=2#findComment-603354 Share on other sites More sharing options...
July 26, 20204 yr comment_603358 These are the specs that I have in my notes for the Nissan Europe springs that MSA used to offer (but now NLA, according to MSA's website): Front: 122 lb/in (so +17% vs the NA-spec spring) Rear: 142 lb/in (so +36% vs the NA-spec spring) For comparison purposes, my notes show Eibach's progressive springs with these specs: Front: 133 - 183 lb/in Rear: 154 - 212 lb/in And the Vogtland springs as follows: Front: 152 lb/in Rear: 170 lb/in Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/30784-euro-springs-group-buy/?&page=2#findComment-603358 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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