Is anyone running a DSP ti springs on their RC4. Have you had an issues with it. Does it rub the reservoir? Does it fit well etc. Thinking about getting one. Just wondering if anyone has any feedback on DSP products. cheers
DSP Ti Springs for RC4
- Thread starter SthFRider
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what size spring are you looking for? I have a brand new 450x2.75 dsp spring. Also a less expensive option is to find Manitou Ti springs on E-Bay there are always some going for $139 but they usually take $100 on the best offer. Both springs fit the RC4 with no issues
do a quick search man, there is a ton of reviews of DSP. They are all good. Fadi will hook you up. Any DSP spring under 500lbs will NOT rub on the RC4. If you are over 500lb then call em up and depending on the stroke, the spring might or might not fit.
DSP is easily the new obtainium except half the price and twice the customer service.
DSP is easily the new obtainium except half the price and twice the customer service.
I'm looking for 3.00" stroke 450lb weight. Seems as though they are out of that size though unfortunately. Defiantely going the DSP route
Hey SthFRider,
I use a 3.00" 450lbs DSP on my RC4 and it clears.
Will admit that it's in close proximity though, but as of yet no blue marks on the spring from the adjuster on the piggy back.
On a side note:
If you are intending to run that spring on a 8.75" x 2.75" shock it will work but you will need a friend to help you compress the spring slightly in order to get the spring retainer in place. The spring will not be preloaded when mounted, it's just a bit of a hassle to get it in place.
I use a 3.00" 450lbs DSP on my RC4 and it clears.
Will admit that it's in close proximity though, but as of yet no blue marks on the spring from the adjuster on the piggy back.
On a side note:
If you are intending to run that spring on a 8.75" x 2.75" shock it will work but you will need a friend to help you compress the spring slightly in order to get the spring retainer in place. The spring will not be preloaded when mounted, it's just a bit of a hassle to get it in place.