Spring Conv Rear 5.0in OD x 16in Elite 250lbs

The LANDRUM SPRINGS Spring Conv Rear 5.0in OD x 16in Elite 250lbs coil spring is a conventional rear suspension spring engineered for vehicles requiring a 250 lb/in spring rate. As part of LANDRUM's Elite Series, this spring delivers consistent load support and predictable suspension geometry across a wide range of driving conditions. The 16-inch length and 5-inch outer diameter make this spring compatible with rear suspension applications where OEM or performance suspension tuning demands a stiffer spring rate.

Built from steel and finished in silver powder coat, this spring resists corrosion and UV degradation, extending service life in both street and harsh environmental conditions. The 250 lb/in specification means the spring compresses one inch under 250 pounds of load—a moderately stiff rate suited for vehicles carrying moderate payload or those seeking improved handling response without sacrificing ride quality entirely. The conventional design integrates with standard suspension brackets and mounting points found on most rear-suspension architectures. At 8.23 pounds, the spring's mass is typical for this application class.

This spring suits owners upgrading from worn OEM springs, fleet operators managing suspension refresh cycles, or builders tuning suspension stiffness for specific load conditions. The Elite Series designation signals quality control and material consistency—important when springs must cycle reliably under tens of thousands of compressions. Whether restoring a vehicle to factory specification or fine-tuning suspension behavior, the correct spring rate is critical to brake balance, handling predictability, and tire contact patch stability.

LANDRUM Springs is known for precision coil spring manufacturing across automotive and light-duty applications. Their Elite Series emphasizes material traceability and dimensional consistency, reducing the variation that can occur with lower-cost imports. Buyers should confirm fitment against their specific vehicle year, model, and suspension architecture before purchase, as spring rates and mounting geometry vary significantly across platforms.