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    Spring Rate

    What is a good firm spring rate for lowering springs that would handle good, but not be extremely bouncy, a little bouncy i can deal with just nothing crazy.
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    the bouncy will not really come from the springs, as much as not having suitible struts on the car.

    any off the shelf springs or coilovers will work fine, just make sure you use aftermarket struts that can handle the lower ride height... usually the bouncy ride is created from struts that are blown, or struts that are compressed too much to get the proper suspension travel.
    1990 accord ex - daily beater
    2006 accord se- family car

    mike aka caveman aka coupe aka cd8

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      If you're wanting comfortable springs on the street that can be tracked, get progressive springs.

      1999 BMW M3
      2001 Honda CR-V SE RT4WD
      2005 Chevrolet Tahoe Z71
      2015 Suzuki V-Strom 650

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