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i was wondering what the right part number would be to get the back end sitting jus below the top of the tyre?
i ordered sl's for the front and ssl's for the rear but on the spring it says khr46slhd and the back still sits bit high i rekon compared to mates cars who have ss'ls in the back?
not hundred percent sure if they are ssl or not since it says sl on the spring? i dunno much about this either lmao...
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ey mate the ssl spring will have ssl on it if it just has sl its the rong 1
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so hundred percent the part number should have ssl on it?
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Look it up on kingsprings.com.au if you have any doubts, all the part numbers are listed
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ive lopoked it up on king springs.com.au its all confusing and s***t dont understand it
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Originally Posted by xz0tik
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ive lopoked it up on king springs.com.au its all confusing and s***t dont understand it
Here are the part numbers for the rears:
Low - KHRL-45+
Superlow - KHRL-46HD+
Ultralow - KHRL-46SLHD+
It's as simply as checking to see what you have and matching it up...
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KHRL-46SLHD that's my part number but no way are they ultra lows it sits 15 20mm ontop of tire still that can't be right?
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are the springs in the correct way? if they are not set in the correct way than can sit alot higher.
the curl at the top needs to face inwards to the diff
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20-07-10, 13:51 GMT+10#10 They got put in professionally and I checked and they are right way I highly doubt there ultras cause I asked for ssl's anyway but sits higher than my mates and not hundred percent sure why?
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20-07-10, 14:21 GMT+10#11 Quote:
Originally Posted by xz0tik
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They got put in professionally and I checked and they are right way I highly doubt there ultras cause I asked for ssl's anyway but sits higher than my mates and not hundred percent sure why?
1. SSL is short for SuperSuperLow (ie Ultra Low). SL is short for SuperLow
2. What shocks are in it?
3. Is it sitting on the bump stops?
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20-07-10, 18:16 GMT+10#12 Stock shocks and sitting on bump stops
If that's the lowest is there anywhere in the western suburbs that compresses springs?
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20-07-10, 18:32 GMT+10#13 The Suspension Centre (03) 9356 4591 2/11 Malcolm CtKealba VIC 3021
i posted this in your other thered i think it was yours lol giv em a call hope they can help. i got mine done in north melbourne a place called suspension city reall good guys but the dnt do it any more they would of b more then happy to help.
but try this place if its the place im thinking of the they do a top job.
Also if no 1 can compres em mayb try lookn 4 a pair of sssl c how ua go
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21-07-10, 06:13 GMT+10#14 Quote:
Originally Posted by xz0tik
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Stock shocks and sitting on bump stops
If that's the lowest is there anywhere in the western suburbs that compresses springs?
If it's sitting on the bump stops it won't go any lower regardless of what springs you have! You need shortened shocks with lower bump stops
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26-07-10, 13:20 GMT+10#15 the HD at the end of the part number is your problem mate they are heavy duty ones, you should only put them in a wagon as they are heavier in the back..
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27-07-10, 13:58 GMT+10#16 Quote:
Originally Posted by DEF3CT
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the HD at the end of the part number is your problem mate they are heavy duty ones, you should only put them in a wagon as they are heavier in the back..
You sound like an expert, you might want to ring up King Springs and let them know they have got their catalogue wrong...
http://www.kingsprings.com.au/catalo...e%20040203.pdf (http://www.kingsprings.com.au/catalogue/Kings%20Superlow%20Caralogue%20040203.pdf)
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27-07-10, 14:20 GMT+10#17 Quote:
Originally Posted by NZ EVLHSV
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You sound like an expert, you might want to ring up King Springs and let them know they have got their catalogue wrong...
http://www.kingsprings.com.au/catalo...e%20040203.pdf (http://www.kingsprings.com.au/catalogue/Kings%20Superlow%20Caralogue%20040203.pdf)
they havnt got the catalogue wrong its just a guide, see how it says on there KHRL-46HD thats lower then standard but they are more firm so wagons or utes that are gonna have more weight in the back or towing heaps you would go for the them ones, but in a sedan i would go for the KHRL-46SL/SSL/SSSL
that had SSL in the front and SSSL in the rear
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27-07-10, 14:24 GMT+10#18 KHRL-46SSSL is the lowest spring.
and i doubt with ultra's it would be on bump stops, as i have SSSL in both my vt and vx and they are not on bump stops
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27-07-10, 14:30 GMT+10#19 Quote:
Originally Posted by CHEETR
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KHRL-46SSSL is the lowest spring.
and i doubt with ultra's it would be on bump stops, as i have SSSL in both my vt and vx and they are not on bump stops
yea same with mine
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27-07-10, 21:57 GMT+10#20 orite so ive got "ultra lows" for a wagon in my sedan
what if i was to get SSL sedan springs would it sit lower or not?
what happened was i went through a mate who works at a whole saler i asked for SL at the front and SSL at the back, i ended up with SL at the front and ultra low wagon springs at the back lmao?
can someone show me a pic of how a vt sits with SL in front and SSL in the back?
Should i go buy SSL sedan springs? Im lost with what i should do now lmao
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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