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Old 05-25-2006, 09:44 AM
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Progressive springs

The springs that cattman is offering in his group deal for the 6th gen max, are they regular height? Or are they drop springs?
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Old 05-25-2006, 09:50 AM
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Why would they sell stock replacement springs? you=
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Old 05-25-2006, 11:32 AM
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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...
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You can always call Cattman and ask him or look up Progress Technology's website for its product guide.
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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.
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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.
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Old 05-25-2006, 12:46 PM
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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.
I certainly didnt want to tie up server space with such rediculious questions...Thanks for taking time out of you busy day to help


From cattman himself;

1.75 drop in the front .75 rear
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Originally Posted by Smooth
From cattman himself;

1.75 drop in the front .75 rear
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.
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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.
When I did it on yahoo it came back with lots of computer technology and a company that specialises in 50's chevys suspension
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