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Originally Posted by ss3011
The basic formula is F=kX . F is the force , k is the rate , X is the difference in spring height from the length of the spring when it is not loaded .
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This is correct.
To add to above, the spring rate is stated as the force generated per unit of compression. Ex: 1,000 Lbf/Inch, 1,700 N/cm etc.
Also, its spring FORCE, not pressure. Spring pressure is a common misnomer racers seem to always use, and it just wont die. Its entirely wrong. Its not a pressure, Its a force.