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And I have repeatedly mentioned that I will be adding various other tests. Other brand springs, new and used etc. Or did you not actually read those parts? Were you too fixated on me "advertising"?
My statement about weight is not incorrect, and spring rates when measured in K are in whole numbers. Or is 1-2lbs difference not accurate enough for you? A spring is not static; the compression force constantly varies, hence why I also posted up an example dyno graph.
Unsupported assumption? Where? About the Taiwan spring losing it's spring rate after a few months? That was sarcasm. But again, I mentioned that I will be adding more tests/data to this thread so that you can come to your own conclusion.
I am stating this right now:
1) This is not a sales pitch. No where am I selling anything
2) I will be adding more data, in my free time, to this thread. Just because my initial comparison was Swift vs Taiwan, does not make this an ad for Swift Springs
3) Yes, I wrote "my thoughts/conclusion" in my initial post, but doesn't everyone do that? You do that; you concluded that I am trying to sell something in this thread when I'm not. At least I can "admit" that I made my own conclusion, BUT I also said that whatever data is posted in this thread is up to you to interpret for yourself. I'm not forcing my conclusion on you, and if I'm wrong, I will happily admit it. Will you?
4) No excuses, no rationalisation. I just don't like being accused of doing something that I'm not, especially when all I'm doing is sharing data with the community in my own free time for the community to peruse as they see fit.
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