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27 Jan 2004
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Rear shock springs
A silly question i know, but can anyone tell me if the spring colour on the rear shock means any thing [ie red heavy duty] cheers skip
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Colour means nothing at all. Spring capacity/rating is determined by the type of steel used & diameter of the "wire" used. I believe that the overall length of the spring & the distance between each turn also has an affect on the springs performance.
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