
Increasing spring preload on a linear spring does not increase spring rate. Spring preload is not spring rate. Let’s get that out of the way first. A linear spring is linear...meaning that the spri...

One of the benefits of a good set of coilovers is that you don’t have to throw them in the trash when they wear out. Not all shocks and coilovers can be serviced easily, but it’s something to consi...

A benefit of height adjustable coilovers is that they usually use standardized coilover springs. This means you can easily replace them if you’re looking for a softer or stiffer suspension. Coilove...

Let’s face it, height-adjustable coilovers earn you street cred. Any serious car enthusiast has a set they’ve fine-tuned for a perfect ride height and adjusts the dampers to and from the grocery st...

The short version? You press the brake pedal, that moves some fluid around, which pushes on little pistons in your brake calipers, the pistons squeeze pads onto spinning discs, and that converts ki...

We’re going to try and get through this article without too much innuendo.* You see that thick, girthy shaft on those Bilstein struts? Well, that’s not actually the damper shaft. That’s the damper ...
