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Whats the difference between a progressive versus linear rate spring?

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Whats the difference between a progressive versus linear rate spring?

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A linear rate spring has the same stiffness throughout its compression. A progressive one is wound in such a way that as it gets compressed more, the spring rate (stiffening) goes up. This is a good compromise for the cornering demons out there who want a really stiff spring but need a more compliant suspension during regular street driving.

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