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Do they have any markings on them to identify the spring rate?
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When they are new yes. I colour code mine because the writing wears off.
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Where is the writing, on the ground part of the spring?
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Where is the writing, on the ground part of the spring?
Yes on the ground part on the top etched so silver on the black spring in small writing.
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When they are new yes. I colour code mine because the writing wears off.
I did the same.
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i colored mine too. etching is a stupid idea after a few races you cant read the rating
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