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Composite Leaf Springs - Hyperco

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High Travel ConventionalFront Coil <strong>Springs</strong>TECH-TIPSWhen rate testingconventional frontsprings it is importantto ensure the helix(rise) in the ratetester is the sameas the helix in thelower control armof the race car.For a complete listing ofhyperco tech-tips visit ourwebsite at:www.hypercoils.comTECHNICAL ASSISTANCEThe Closed End Advantage.Racers continue to chase the configuration and springrate of conventional front springs in order to get moresuspension travel on the race track. With <strong>Hyperco</strong>’sHigh-Travel Conventional Front <strong>Springs</strong>, we’re bringingour closed-end NASCAR style front spring technologyto the overall <strong>Hyperco</strong> Conventional front spring line.With traditionally designed, open-on-pitch frontsuspension coils, very little contact is made withthe riser. This means very little of the end coil ofthe spring will deaden out during the early portionof spring deflection. This creates a very progressivespring rate through the initial stages of deflection.The closed-end design of <strong>Hyperco</strong>’s High-TravelConventional Front <strong>Springs</strong> directly impacts thenumber of active coils that deflect during springcompression.The advantage? With our springs, it takes verylittle deflection for the coil to make full contactwith the riser, thus the spring reaches its stabilizedrate much sooner in the deflection. Static load isreached with less spring deflection, leaving moreon-track dynamic travel. And more travel on theracetrack enables more aggressive and fasterset-ups.(a) TheirsOur Stacked Dual Rate Spring System PackageThe <strong>Hyperco</strong> Difference? It’s Tunable!(b) HYPERCO(a) Their spring with open endinteracting with riser(b) HYPERCO Spring with nearlyclosed end interactingwith riser.The <strong>Hyperco</strong> (stacked) dual rate spring system has a difference… it’s tunable! A widevariety of racing categories have realized the winning advantage of <strong>Hyperco</strong>’s adjustabledual rate spring system. The <strong>Hyperco</strong> stacked spring hardware (Floater/Spring Divider inconjunction with a ring on the shock body) manages deflection/rate. It lets you controlthe transition from a relatively soft combined/dual spring rate for optimum weighttransfer and wheel movement, while also enabling you to tune the suspension at ahigher secondary rate that provides for maximum compliance and wheel/tire loading.Variable(Dual Rate)Technology6

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