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    1. 01-26-2013 #1
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      On a multi-leaf, you have to load the spring like it is loaded in the car to measure rate. I didn't think it was necessary for Composite leaf springs, but it looks like it is.

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      Quote Originally Posted by David Pozzi View Post
      On a multi-leaf, you have to load the spring like it is loaded in the car to measure rate. I didn't think it was necessary for Composite leaf springs, but it looks like it is.
      Can you explain that a little for me? Somewhat of a newbie to this? So how would I measure the rate?
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