A "Tire Rack" for coilover springs?

If there any site where I can shop for a variety of coilover springs by size and spec, something like the online catalog Tire Rack has for tires?

http://www.summitracing.com/

You can select tension, overall length, and diameter.....

I was trying the Summit site before, but I couldn't find out how to shop for coilover springs by size, only how to find stock-replacement lowering springs by amount of drop.

Determined to not look like an idiot I went to Lowering Springs, then deleted the "lowering springs" category from my filter and selected "coilover springs" and voila, there it is. Is that really the easiest way?

Anyway thanks, you inspired me to try harder

I recently needed a bunch of different rates, all one size - 2.25" x 6".

I found a guy on apexspeed.com in the classified ads with a multi-page spreadsheet of what he was selling.

I got 350 and 500# in Hyperco for $80/pair, and 600 and 700 in generic for $40/pair. I got a pair of like-new 800# Eibach on eBay for $70

So, try Apexspeed, racingjunk, ebay, and just for fun, searchtempest.

Eibach will custom make you springs for something ridiculously cheap ($50 a pop??)

Ground-control-store.com. They're the Eibach warehouse for the left coast, and they have a huge inventory. They've just changed their site around a bit, you have to download the Eibach catalog in PDF, pick your rate/diameter/length then order. Easy peasy.

In reply to GameboyRMH:

No, the easiest way is to input "Coilover" in the top search bar......

Those are all in one place, and not horribly priced.

http://www.hrpworld.com/index.cfm?tpc=Hyperco-Springs-and-Hydraulic-Spring-Perchs&form_cat_id=504&action=category

carries and extensive line of Hypercoil springs...

http://www.racingsprings.com/Home

http://www.portcityracing.com/site/Integra-Coil-Over-Springs

http://secure.chassisshop.com/partlist/5351/

I've always used speedwaymotors.com they have a really good paper catalog too

ahutson03 wrote: I've always used speedwaymotors.com they have a really good paper catalog too

I like them too. Lots of parts for Tom Celica came from there.