Love you guys/ Can you do one of these showing how to performs the steps on the "Feal coilover setup guide "? I' a little confused on how to determine droop using motion ratio. Thanks for the videos and for making great stuff.
Do the 441 coilovers have digressive valving? Also I was wondering why you chose to run a softer spring in the rear on the frs/brz which has a rear motion ratio of about .75 making your rears about half as stiff as the fronts?
Hey glad to see you posting. Had a question maybe you can answer or talk about. So everyone talks about suspension setting compression / rebound but no one really mentions how spring rates are decided or formulas involved. It seems like most of time its just go with what is provided and few actually change spring rates. Any knowledge would be appreciated or even just a point in right direction. Thanks.
We have a formula we use in house that takes weight, bias, motion ratios, and target natural frequencies to decide on appropriate spring rates depending one use and modifications. Shoot us an email and we would be more than happy to discuss with you!
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Fantastic video! Thanks for going into detail about what makes the Feal 441's so great!
My 441+ are doing well on Australian roads. Love them on my 996
Love you guys/ Can you do one of these showing how to performs the steps on the "Feal coilover setup guide
"? I' a little confused on how to determine droop using motion ratio. Thanks for the videos and for making great stuff.
Just ordered for my 2022 wrx
How are they?
Do the 441 coilovers have digressive valving?
Also I was wondering why you chose to run a softer spring in the rear on the frs/brz which has a rear motion ratio of about .75 making your rears about half as stiff as the fronts?
I like your bump stop gap adjuster a lot. Very innovative product. How much of this design and build work do you do at your Wrightwood, CA facility?
Hey glad to see you posting. Had a question maybe you can answer or talk about. So everyone talks about suspension setting compression / rebound but no one really mentions how spring rates are decided or formulas involved. It seems like most of time its just go with what is provided and few actually change spring rates. Any knowledge would be appreciated or even just a point in right direction. Thanks.
We have a formula we use in house that takes weight, bias, motion ratios, and target natural frequencies to decide on appropriate spring rates depending one use and modifications. Shoot us an email and we would be more than happy to discuss with you!
Hey thanks for the question! We plan to go in depth and one of the topics will be how to calculate spring rate.
Whats the spring rates?
Can you do one of these on the 442
Yes sir