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Started by sleepyvlt vbmenu_register("postmenu_2245908", true); · 2 Aug 2009 · 10 replies

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hey guys fitting my rear king springs just a question the coils get closer together at 1 end does this go to the top or bottom?
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the end where its closer to gether is up
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sweet thats the way i did it.
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there should be some text stating the part number on the spring anyway. have that facing the right way up...
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tight coils at the top it says that on the paper in the wrapping when taking them out of the box
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do you need to get lowered shocks when you install lowered springs or does it depend on how far its getting lowered. cheers
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You should anyway.... What ever shocks are in there already are probabaly flogged out... shorter stroke shocks are always going to be better
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You should replace them together with ride height matched shorter stroke shocks and springs. As a general rule anyway. That's what I'd do.
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Change the shocks I put my king spring superlows in front an rear without changing the shocks an it wasn't the best ride I changed the shocks yesturday to lowered shocks an it made such a big difference to the way the car felt would defently do shocks an springs at the same time next time
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Yep, will always work like that. Good to hear.
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yeah i added kyb shorten shocks to suit lowered springs
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