I emailed King Springs for these specs, hope it helps answer some questions that have been asked in the past.



We do not list nor see a difference in the ride heights between the GLi and the Ghia.

HTG front lowered - 365mm
rear lowered - 370mm

HTG front S/low - 345mm
rear S/low - 350mm

Shorter shocks are not required, but would be recommended to change, if using superlows, to achieve more suspension travel for better ride quality.

Ultima front shorter shock $220.00 + GST per pair
rear shorter shock $180.00 + GST per pair

Please contact the following King Springs Distributors for a price & availability:

Autobarn, AutoPro, Checkpoint, Fulcrum, Repco, Supercheap, Bursons & most leading suspension specialists.

Regards,

Kris Tarrant
Sales and Technical Services
IT Manager
KING SPRINGWORKS PTY LTD

Interesting.....

I have King Superlows in my EF Fairmont V8 (V8 springs) along with Monroe GT Gas shocks, and the ride heights are:

HTG Front: 335mm
HTG Rear: 320mm

This has been well documented, King Springs are not consistant with heights. Some cars look slammed on Lows, and others look a bit lower than stock on Superlows.

Very true, Aaron, my ED Wagon looks slammed on King spring low's as does my mates EA, it looks totally slammed with King spring low's as well, I would hate to see how low they'd be with superlows!

hmm i think i have lows at the moment but im going to go with super lows........lets just hope my a** dont scrap the speed hump as i go over it

phong =P~

i got lows in my car, when parked next to another member on a cruise he commented on how low my car was compared to his with superlows

My monty ghia sits the same on the front now as it would with Lows! so im going with the superlows. Aron these heights were for a 6 cylinder.

Im thinking of getting lows in the front and superlows in the rear.Just so i can make the falcon sit level.
Anyone else done this???