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    titanium suspension

    Has anyone heard or seen anything about aftermarket titanium DC2 suspension

    i mean full coilovers or just springs

    titanium is strong and light making it ideal for springs and anything else really that doesnt get too hot...

    also, titanium springs have a much longer life than steel springs... they dont loose their "springyness" as easily as steel springs.

    and ofcourse weight saving is your friend!


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    i only know of one company making titanium springs for the dc2r/dc5r: RS*R make them, called Ti2000. price wise they are about the same as other springs eg spoon or kgm.
    for dc2r the rates are 5kg/mm (F) / 4.8kg/mm (R) and lower the car 20mm front and 25-30mm rear. (as a comparison u remember my car with spoon springs was 4.4kg/mm (F) and 2.5-4.4kg/mm (R), lowered 20mm.)

    i dont know of any titanium coilovers. the lightweight ones are usually aluminium.

    "What's the point of racing a car that doesn't look cool?" - Nakai-san, RWB

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      #3
      Forged aircraft spec aluminum are used for flagship - competition grade coilovers. It doesn't get anymore exotic at this stage.

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