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Spring Rear 5in Dia x 15in 175lbs

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Overview

The Landrum Springs 5-inch diameter rear coil spring is a high-performance suspension component designed for muscle cars, street rods, and custom builds. With a 175-pound spring rate and a free length of 17.3 inches, it is manufactured to strict tolerances for consistent load support and balanced suspension dynamics. This spring is compatible with modern coilover systems as well as traditional rear suspension architectures. It is designed to provide improved ride quality and handle-carrying capacity, maintaining its performance characteristics across temperature extremes. The robust construction makes it suitable for both street cruising and track-focused use.

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