Strano Performance Lowering spring - F-Body Road Racing and Autocross Forums

Still $275 shipped to the US lower 48. Happy to ship them to Hawaii, Canada, or anywhere else, but the shipping isn't included.

The quick overview:

Rates:
Front: 550 linear
Rear: 100 tender, 150 working (linear working rate)

The springs are made for me to my spec (not relabled versions of others) and use the VVS alloy that is up to 30% lighter than traditional Spring steel. A set of 4 ships (including the box) @ 27-28 pounds most others are in the 40+ pound range. That's a savings that is generally hard to find for no real extra cost vs. other springs. And the spring rates were developed by me and have prove to work in competition on a more than local scale.

I have about 100 sets coming, of those 55 or so are already sold. Lead time is long once I run out. Many hear have their springs already, but I know there are new members, or folks who have springs that maybe aren't so good (and heavier), so I thought I'd mention it.

Sam Strano View Member Profile	Dec 24 2008, 04:39 PM Post #1
Experienced Member Group: Advanced Members Posts: 2,441 Joined: 30-December 03 Member No.: 76	Still $275 shipped to the US lower 48. Happy to ship them to Hawaii, Canada, or anywhere else, but the shipping isn't included. The quick overview: Rates: Front: 550 linear Rear: 100 tender, 150 working (linear working rate) The springs are made for me to my spec (not relabled versions of others) and use the VVS alloy that is up to 30% lighter than traditional Spring steel. A set of 4 ships (including the box) @ 27-28 pounds most others are in the 40+ pound range. That's a savings that is generally hard to find for no real extra cost vs. other springs. And the spring rates were developed by me and have prove to work in competition on a more than local scale. I have about 100 sets coming, of those 55 or so are already sold. Lead time is long once I run out. Many hear have their springs already, but I know there are new members, or folks who have springs that maybe aren't so good (and heavier), so I thought I'd mention it.