By adjusting the spring rate (spring hardness) to your weight, your driving style and the area of ​​application, you get the maximum out of your shock absorber - for more performance, control and safety on every route.

Reasons for adjusting the spring rate:

• Optimal balance & driving stability → A spring that is too soft leads to deep sinking, a spring that is too hard reduces traction.

• Better response → The spring must be precisely matched to the driver’s weight and the intended use (e.g. off-road, street & race track).

• Maximum control & safety → An incorrect spring rate can negatively affect handling and encourage driving errors.

• Longer service life of the components → An optimal adjustment of the spring hardness relieves the load on the dampers and chassis bearings and prevents excessive wear.

In the next step, you can enter information about the driver's weight, vehicle, intended use and driving style. Using a spring test bench and your data, the optimal spring rate for your requirements is determined and installed.