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anyone running 2" king springs...????

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anyone running 2" king springs...????

Post by Charged_ZooK »

hi ther as abouve has anyone got this....

what shocks and struts you guys running?????

i have seached and searched but i wanted to no ride quality and all; that stuff

i have a vitara swb hardtop
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King Springs

Post by Impulsive »

I had a set in my SWB soft-top. I have to say that the ride in the back was too firm. Once I was carrying a large lawn roller in the back, and it was nice to feel the rear springs actually operating again.

I have another set which I'm about to fit in my 98 model hard-top and I expect that it will be much more comfortable as a result of the HT being heavier.

I think I'll set up a thread to demonstrate the technicalities of installing the lift as heaps of people are enquiring about it.

Regards,

Adam
1998 Vitara Hard Top 2.0 EFI
65mm springs (by Allsprings)
35mm body lift
Rancho RS9000's
235's on 15in alloys
Flipped strut mounts
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Post by Charged_ZooK »

thanks mate for that!!!!!!!!!!!


got any pics of you vitara??

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Post by qld zook »

Yeah i have kings in mine and i would have to agree that the rear is a little harsh but once loaded with camping gear or what ever its fine. They are not to hard to fit but a write up would surely help a few. The only other thing i did to mine was add a 15mm spacer to the front to raise it 30mm inorder to level it out as mine was higher in the rear. I am using MX62 cresseda shocks in the rear and they have plenty of travel, In the front i have flliped the strut mounts.
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Post by Charged_ZooK »

yea cool cool.... can you remember what yr cresider shocks they are....... have they fallen out on long flex and droop?????????


i belive commo shocks are to long.....but cresider ones are ok


i am going to2" springs with 30mm spacer in back and 15 in front, i might have to get new camber bolts.... any ideas on price??
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Post by qld zook »

i dont know what year cresseda they are out of but mx62 is the cressda model number and i just quoted that to super cheap and they got them ordered, they were like $60 or something so the are pretty crap as you can guess but they do alright (just wouldnt want to do long drives over bumpy crap roads or any such thing).The they do extend very far but the spirng should not fall out.
These are how much longer they are
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Those shocks plus kings flex like this (if you are unfortunate to have your crappy road tyres on!)
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Post by Charged_ZooK »

swwet car man ... yeh i have a hard top so mybe me a little bit better.....

thanks alot for that budd.... i will let you know how i go... what i think!!!!!!



thanks mate
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