Rebound Springs
Rebound springs from AFCO are a suspension component used to control the extension (rebound) travel of a vehicle's suspension, typically paired with the main coil spring in racing and performance setups. Each listing in this range is identified by a model code, with the letter suffix (such as b, h, l, c, n, j, a, d, t, sd, sj, sn, ad, g, r) denoting a different spring rate or specification within the AFCO range.
Choosing the right rebound spring comes down to matching the correct AFCO part number and rate to your suspension setup, so check your existing spring or your suspension builder's specification before ordering.
Frequently asked questions
What does the letter code after each part number mean?
Each letter suffix (such as b, h, c or n) indicates a different spring rate or specification within AFCO's rebound spring range.
How do I pick the right rebound spring for my setup?
Match the AFCO part number and rate to your current spring or to the specification given by your suspension setup or builder.
