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G'day everyone, I recently put 18s on my car and now my car needs lowering, I would just like some opinions on what it is like to ride with king spring super lows, and how often do you scrape out? Cheers, Zane
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Yes.40L |
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It won't bottom out much. Super lows are a pretty practical height for lowered springs. In my experience at least. I just put super lows in my au and am thinking about busting out some ultras if your gonna go low, may as well go nuts
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{USERNAME} wrote: It won't bottom out much. Super lows are a pretty practical height for lowered springs. In my experience at least. I just put super lows in my au and am thinking about busting out some ultras if your gonna go low, may as well go nuts Thanks mate, although I don't want to go ultra ;P my mum's old magna used to bottom out on every driveway and it was a pain. Given I'm a student with a sh*t income, what shocks do you recommend? Are these a bit too dodgy? http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Ford-Falcon- ... 589393345d |
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Well, I wouldn't buy them if thats what you're asking
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Yes.40L |
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Those are the same as the shocks I threw in my au rear. And left the fronts standard. Nothing TO wrong with them. I'm sure they will wear fast or something, I will be upgrading to some monroes or bilstiens front and rears soon though. Probably better to save up and buy good ones in the first place. Not like me
I would get confirmation, but I don't think you need to change the front shocks. Unless el's are different to au's
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{USERNAME} wrote: Those are the same as the shocks I threw in my au rear. And left the fronts standard. Nothing TO wrong with them. I'm sure they will wear fast or something, I will be upgrading to some monroes or bilstiens front and rears soon though. Probably better to save up and buy good ones in the first place. Not like me I would get confirmation, but I don't think you need to change the front shocks. Unless el's are different to au's Thanks mate, I think I will get monroes, although after just looking at my car, I think superlows will cause my 18s to rub on the guard when going over a bump... Has anyone had this problem? |
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get some ultras, supers just arnt low enough
i didnt scrape my front or back much only on steep driveways but fixed that by going up diagonally although i had supers in the front i did acidently rip off my bumper a few times from kerbs at shopping centre and places. good shocks are a must though! my a** got airbourne sometimes over bumps with s**t shocks! |
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i got told to roll my gaurds if i was going super lows on 235 x 45 x 17's, might be an idea
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I would rip my bumper off everyday on my driveway if I was on ultras, lol.
Is it illegal to get your guards rolled? I think I might just go superlows rear and lows in front... |
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...I ride on lows, bottom out and scrape everywhere. How everyone else is doing it on super lows is beyond me. EL with king spring lows and koni yellow adjustable shocks.
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RUXT0N |
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{USERNAME} wrote: ...I ride on lows, bottom out and scrape everywhere. How everyone else is doing it on super lows is beyond me. EL with king spring lows and koni yellow adjustable shocks. If I got lows in the front, would I be able to keep my shocks I have now without rooting them? |
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phongus |
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: ...I ride on lows, bottom out and scrape everywhere. How everyone else is doing it on super lows is beyond me. EL with king spring lows and koni yellow adjustable shocks. If I got lows in the front, would I be able to keep my shocks I have now without rooting them? Lows are just XR height, so you should be fine with the shocks. You would need to roll your guards if you don't want your tyres to scrub when you're turning, especially full lock parking lot style. I have 235/45/17 on King Spring lows and my tyres scrubbed...once I got them rolled, no issues. This is just my experience though, many others have had no issues with super lows from what I hear and some had issues.
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i have superlows and only bottom out on major humps, and my tailpipe scrapes on most driveways if i dont go in on an angle. i had 235 45 17's on it and never scrubbed.
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Cool thanks guys
{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: ...I ride on lows, bottom out and scrape everywhere. How everyone else is doing it on super lows is beyond me. EL with king spring lows and koni yellow adjustable shocks. If I got lows in the front, would I be able to keep my shocks I have now without rooting them? Lows are just XR height, so you should be fine with the shocks. You would need to roll your guards if you don't want your tyres to scrub when you're turning, especially full lock parking lot style. I have 235/45/17 on King Spring lows and my tyres scrubbed...once I got them rolled, no issues. This is just my experience though, many others have had no issues with super lows from what I hear and some had issues. Alright so I'll keep standard shocks on the front, and probably go monroe GT shocks for the rear. Would i scrub with 18s? |
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stronghold05 |
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did the 18s put ur speedo out at all?, im thinkn of 17s
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