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![]() There are 2 types of springs. Progressive and Linear. Just for reference, the stock springs are progressive. Anyway, progressive springs are rate with the numbers you mentioned. For example.. 450-625. That means that as the spring compresses it gets harder to compress. So when it is at normal height it would take 450lbs to compress the spring 1 inch. As it is compressed more it will get harder to compress. So then it will take 625lbs to compress the same spring 1 inch. Follow?
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