Q: raising height on coilovers = increasing spring rate? It's more compressed, right?
The spring sits on a perch that is threaded on a shaft that is attached to the lower control arm(s); and the top of the spring is seated against the car's body. The perch is on a threaded vertical shaft, and as you spin it, it rides up/down the shaft, and the spring rides up/down with it, pushing the body up or down.
I had this debate last year, and we all ended up laughing. If you were literally compressing the spring, that would mean that you had a fixed structure connecting the top and the bottom of the spring, which would mean that you would have no rebound.
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