What is the spring rate of this Ohlins replacement spring?

This Ohlins replacement spring has a spring rate of 180 Newtons per millimeter. This rate is important for determining how the suspension will respond to bumps and body movements.

What are the dimensions of this coilover spring?

The spring measures 203mm in length and has an inner diameter of 65mm. These dimensions are critical for proper fitment on compatible Ohlins coilover assemblies.

Is this spring compatible with coilovers from other brands?

This spring is specifically designed for use with Ohlins coilovers. While dimensions might appear similar, it's recommended to use it only with compatible Ohlins components to ensure proper function and safety.

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Ohlins Replacement Spring 180 N/mm/203mm/65mm ID

Specifications

Brand: Ohlins
Part #: U00159-35
UPC: U00159-35

Ohlins Replacement Spring 180 N/mm/203mm/65mm ID

Name: Ohlins Replacement Spring 180 N/mm/203mm/65mm ID
Brand: Ohlins
SKU: ohlins-ohlins-replacement-spring-180-n-mm-203mm-65mm-id-t14-910801
Price: 123.87 USD
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Ohlins Replacement Spring 180 N/mm 203mm 65mm ID

Key Features

Fits Ohlins coilovers.
Spring rate is 180 N/mm.
Spring length is 203mm.
Spring inner diameter is 65mm.

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Product Details

Ohlins is well-known for its high-performance suspension components, and this replacement coilover spring is no exception. If you're looking to fine-tune your suspension setup or replace a worn-out spring, this part offers a specific rate and size to match your needs. It’s designed to work with Ohlins coilovers, ensuring a proper fit and function within their system.

This spring has a rate of 180 Newtons per millimeter, a length of 203 millimeters, and an inner diameter of 65 millimeters. These specifications are crucial for achieving the desired ride height and damping characteristics for your vehicle's suspension. Using the correct spring rate is key to maintaining balance and control, especially when you're pushing your car's limits or simply want a more dialed-in feel on the street.