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I'll need to take some photos, but anyway - i had kingspring superlows and koni sport shocks fitted 6 months ago. the front is great but the rear is still more than an inch from tyre to arch.
ive seen alot of lowered EA-ED which look great, hoping to get the a*** of mine down another inch. Is this something that can be done without going to ultralows? |
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short of whipping out the old angle grinder.. not really.. falcons just sit high at the back.. mine does too.. the spring in mine are superlow also,, 2coils shorter than standard,, the front sits just nice however the back is higher...
-mitch
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djmikey |
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The easiest way i found is to put a big sub box in the boot, get big sound and lower your a** end
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What is it like with a full tank of fuel?
Dont forget that the back will rise and fall with varying fuel loads. |
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teeys |
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yea it would be over an inch gap with a full tank. i dont really carry anything in the boot tho.. oh well i guess i'll put up with its floating a*** -_-
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Timmeh |
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Personally I've had problems with King springs so on my Fairmont Ghia I got Lovells and the car is nice and even all round.
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Get your rear coild taken out and reset lower to it is level with the front.
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teeys |
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for my own benefit- whats this resetting all about? how does it work?
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First thing I'd do is check that they are in fact superlows. Jack the car up and look at the part number printed on the springs, it should be KFRL27-SL.
If there is no SL on the part number they are lows. I have superlows in mine and the rear is level with the front.
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i had the exact same prob with my king spring superlows, i fixed it by cutting off a coil on each with a angle grinder and cutting disc.
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teeys |
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yeah, thats what sortof prompted me, i had one of the back wheels off the otherday and saw the code, thought id check it to make sure. off the top of my head i cant remember it in detail, but at the time i matched it up with a kingsprings catalogue as superlows
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{USERNAME} wrote: i had the exact same prob with my king spring superlows, i fixed it by cutting off a coil on each with a angle grinder and cutting disc.
Have an at-fault accident and its quite possible your insurance will cut off any financial aid due to performing an illegal (and dangerous) modification. |
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Mechan1k |
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{USERNAME} wrote: for my own benefit- whats this resetting all about? how does it work?
Go to a spring manufacturer ... they can take your current springs out and reset them professionally (under extreme pressure and heating) ... they can only adjust them a certain amount though. Much better than cutting a coil (extremely dangerous and illegal).
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Mako |
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ha, i have superlows in my EL and the a*** sits an inch lower! yea i do have a sub in the boot... but still
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my el with superlows is 1/2 lower at the back(with sub and 2 amps)
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