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http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/larryjohnson97438/detail?.dir=8223&.dnm=ab81.jpg&.src=ph I have a set of Qa1 12 inch progressive coilover springs (130/250 front and 175/350 rear). I intend to install these on my 78 280 Z / 250 GTO project with 2 inch sectioned struts and temporarily KYB GR2 cartridge struts prior to Illumona's. I have the complete Energy Suspension bushing set and plan to install 2+2 sway bars. Absolutely no track service for this car. Has Anyone used progressive adjustable coilovers ? Any opinions ? http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/larryjohnson97438/album?.dir=8223&.src=ph&store=&prodid=&.done=http%3a//photos.yahoo.com/ph//my_photos
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The high end spring rates for those progressive springs are at the max that the Illuminas can control with rebound. In fact, your rears are about 40% beyond the rebound capacity.

 

Progressives are fine on the street and can work on a race track. The complaint about then from racers is that they are very difficult to tune.

 

EDIT: And those GR2s will be screaming for mercy...

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