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Standard Vs Whiteline Spring Rates For 32 Gtr (imported)

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Does anyone know what the difference is between Whiteline and standard spring rates for an import R32 GTR ?

It would be nice to get an idea of what change if any I could expect going to Whiteline springs.  

Thanks for any input

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Ask Whiteline.

LOL forgot to mention I already did that. They state that the springs are 'about 20% stiffer' which doesn't really tell me anything. If the ride in my car was 20% harsher it'd be pretty uncomfortable. Maybe the harshness is overdamping but in a car with 70k km (?) the dampers are possibly stuffed so I assume it's the springs that are causing the firm ride.

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I have the 1inch lowered kings that they claim are 20% stiffer. I recently put the adjustable Koni's in, but the ride isn't too bad.

Were you able to compare it to standard ie rougher or firmer? I'm also thinking of going with the Konis.

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