Progressive springs
Wtf....They could be progressive rate they could be just firmer. There isnt any explaination so I thought I would consult with some of the fine mebers here so incase someone else had a question of the same sort. Thanks for the help...
You know, I really hate when people are lazy and don't bother to search for 2 freaking seconds. I have never heard of a company selling stock sized springs in different stiffness levels, but I'm sure you can custom order them. For your progress springs, a 30 second search (not on the .Org BTW) turned up "With 1.7 inches of drop in the front and 1.5 inches in the rear" From Custom Maxima's website. I only answer this in the hopes this worthless thread quickly dies.
Originally Posted by Puppetmaster
You can always call Cattman and ask him or look up Progress Technology's website for its product guide.
I called Cattman and he was very helpful. I spent a fair amount of time researching (thats what I do for work) and came up without any true conclusions.
But got the information and a nice chat with cattman he set me straight.
Originally Posted by mtrai760
You know, I really hate when people are lazy and don't bother to search for 2 freaking seconds. I have never heard of a company selling stock sized springs in different stiffness levels, but I'm sure you can custom order them. For your progress springs, a 30 second search (not on the .Org BTW) turned up "With 1.7 inches of drop in the front and 1.5 inches in the rear" From Custom Maxima's website. I only answer this in the hopes this worthless thread quickly dies. 

From cattman himself;
1.75 drop in the front .75 rear
Originally Posted by Smooth
From cattman himself;
1.75 drop in the front .75 rear
1.75 drop in the front .75 rear
http://www.progressauto.com/
Where I found:
http://www.progressauto.com/TPG%20Ca...eb-secured.pdf
Which had that info, all in less than a minute of total search time.
Originally Posted by Puppetmaster
From a Google search for the terms "Progress technology" that took 0.19 secs, I found:
http://www.progressauto.com/
Where I found:
http://www.progressauto.com/TPG%20Ca...eb-secured.pdf
Which had that info, all in less than a minute of total search time.
http://www.progressauto.com/
Where I found:
http://www.progressauto.com/TPG%20Ca...eb-secured.pdf
Which had that info, all in less than a minute of total search time.

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