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H&R 60mm ID Single Race Spring Length 80mm Spring Rate 210 N/mm or 1199 lbs/inch

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H&R 60mm ID Single Race Spring Length 80mm Spring Rate 210 N/mm or 1199 lbs/inchExperience the peak of performance with the H&R 60mm ID Single Race Spring. Designed for serious motorsport enthusiasts, these springs deliver unmatched precision and handling. Crafted from high tensile strength 54SiCr6 spring steel, H&R's race springs offer a remarkable balance of durability and weight. This allows for a thinner wire construction, resulting in significant weight savings without sacrificing performance. Whether you're driving a

Experience the peak of performance with the H&R 60mm ID Single Race Spring. Designed for serious motorsport enthusiasts, these springs deliver unmatched precision and handling.

Crafted from high tensile strength 54SiCr6 spring steel, H&R's race springs offer a remarkable balance of durability and weight. This allows for a thinner wire construction, resulting in significant weight savings without sacrificing performance. Whether you're driving a Porsche GT3 or another European spec vehicle, our spring range is tailored to provide optimal tuning and setup.

These race springs feature an 80mm length with a robust spring rate of 210 N/mm, which equates to approximately 1199 lbs/inch. This means you’ll experience enhanced responsiveness and control during high-speed cornering and dynamic driving conditions.

  • Exceptional Lightweight Design: The innovative construction of H&R race springs makes them on average 15% lighter than competitors' offerings, contributing to better vehicle dynamics and handling.
  • Increased Travel: With 10% more travel than conventional springs, you can push your vehicle's limits further while maintaining stability and comfort on the track.

H&R 60mm ID Race Springs are pre-blocked at the factory, ensuring that they will never set or sag over time. This reliability is crucial for those demanding high-performance applications. Choose from hundreds of main springs and tender springs, giving you the flexibility to find the perfect match for your setup.

Elevate your racing experience with H&R. Enjoy the precise engineering, superior materials, and extensive spring options that drive success on the track.

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