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 subaru spings for 1st gen celica?
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Thu, 27 October 2005 02:57
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found this on on my rampant search for performance springs 
2002-2003 WRX Sedan Performance Spring Set
* What is the "Progressive Rate"? Front: 33.80 N/mm, Rear: 28.20 N/mm
* What is the "Roll"? It will be less than the stock suspension system.
* What are the I/D's and O/D's? (Front) Inner diameter= 144.50 mm, Outer diameter= 171.50 mm & (Rear) Inner diameter= 130mm, Outer diameter= 154.50 mm
* What is the "Free-Length"? Front: 253 mm, Rear: 308 mm
* Will there be a height difference? Lower by approximately 1.4" (Front), Lower by 1.2" (Rear)
* Will the be a stiffening difference? Yes, there is a difference.
* If so, what % will the stiffness be? The system is stiffer than stock.
* Who manufactures them for Subaru? Eibach
* What material are they made of? Steel.
* What process is done on them that make them better than the others? There are a number of different things that separates Eibach from other performance spring manufacturers, but it can be summed up in a single word, “quality”. Raw material is the most important aspect in the manufacturing of a high performance spring. This is why Eibach Springs sources the finest material from around the globe, utilizing only a handful of wire mills that are able to meet our stringent quality demands. To produce our springs, Eibach’s highly skilled production team utilizes world renowned Wafios machines, the most accurate CNC coilers in the industry. Finally, Eibach Springs has made a substantial investment in state-of-the-art testing equipment, enabling our quality assurance department to continually test our performance springs for optimum precision and quality. The result is the finest springs in the industry.
* Will they work on other models?  No, they are designed specifically for the 2002-2003 Impreza WRX Sedan.
the id for both front and rear are almost exactly the same for first gens. 145mm-5 3/4 inch and 127(130)mm - 5 inch respectively.
but i'm wary about the last point and the free length of celica springs. any body have any input or info regarding the matter?
btw whiteline has subaru springs hehe anybody care to try them out?
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Re: subaru spings for 1st gen celica?
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Tue, 01 November 2005 14:24
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bump, anyone?
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Location:
Melbourne, Australia
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March 2005
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Re: subaru spings for 1st gen celica?
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Wed, 02 November 2005 00:34
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What about end coil size and pattern?
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