Coil Spring Rubber

**andy10v** · 31 January 2011, 13:45

Search for spring assistors. Loads of hits on google, ebay etc.

**Error404** · 31 January 2011, 17:03

what do they do?

**th.b.w.** · 31 January 2011, 18:57

Fine tune your spring rate for the perfect setup
Increase Spring Rate Instantly
Make quick adjustments during practice or on pit stops
Used by virtually all Nextel Cup teams in every race

it can make a stock spring stiffer for Trackdays....

Thomas

**andy10v** · 31 January 2011, 21:46

Originally posted by Error404

what do they do?

I have used them to lift the back of a car with very tired old springs in the back, stopped it bottoming out over bumps and rubbing with people in the back. Cheap, quick fix.

Some folk also use them in the rear for for towing, again cheap easy way of uprating the springs.

Interesting if they work on track.

**Error404** · 1 February 2011, 15:14

seems a bit of a bodge

**S2central.net** · 1 February 2011, 15:22

It does have a kind of 'team bodge' feel to it, but then again - if they fit nice and snug and have a variety of different rated materials then it could be a quick way to adjust spring rates - between road and track for example. Jury is out for me - would be good to see what sort of feedback folk have on them.

**rj scotty** · 1 February 2011, 20:32

Had these on the rear of my slammed mk2 golf for years. They do stop it bottoming out even with fatties in the back.

Coil Spring Rubber

Coil Spring Rubber

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