I know that to find the front wheel rate, you:
Multiply the (conventional) coil spring rate X .25 = wheel rate
(600 lb front springs = 150 lb wheel rate)
or
Multiply coil-over spring rate X .90 = wheel rate
(300 lb c/o spring rate = 270 lb wheel rate)
But what about the rear wheel rate?
How is that calculated for an IRS car?
Anyone know???
Multiply the (conventional) coil spring rate X .25 = wheel rate
(600 lb front springs = 150 lb wheel rate)
or
Multiply coil-over spring rate X .90 = wheel rate
(300 lb c/o spring rate = 270 lb wheel rate)
But what about the rear wheel rate?
How is that calculated for an IRS car?
Anyone know???
