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  • Progressive Ti spring, any good?
  • Mugboo
    Full Member

    They don’t seem to have many coils!

    And will they fit my 2010 Van R?

    coatesy
    Free Member

    Not sure about Progressive, but if you’re thinking of Ti springs then it may be worth giving Loco a call as he has a good range, he’ll fill you in with the finer details.

    kimbers
    Full Member

    im sure i read that the claimed weight savings of ti springs especially for fox shocks are minimal

    xiphon
    Free Member

    Some people prefer the feel of the Ti spring vs. steel.

    The larger the spring size, the larger the weight saving.

    Mugboo
    Full Member

    I need a spring but will only buy this one if it’s cheap. If not I’ll buy a steel one. I’m not in a rush so thought I might get a Ti bargain.

    xiphon
    Free Member

    a ‘cheap’ second hand Ti will still be twice the cost of a new steel spring….

    schrickvr6
    Free Member

    I got a Diverse one from the states for not a lot of money, worth a look, I think it was about £110 all in.

    jedi
    Full Member

    ti spring has a lovely feel compared to steel

    IA
    Full Member

    Progressive Ti springs are amongst the lightest for given spring weight/free length. They should fit fox fine, they fit 5th elements. Check the free length tho.

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