King springs

[Frankie]

Hi i need a bit of help i got a front set of superlow king springs for my Ek part number is KMFL-58A but the part number suppose to be KHFL-58A does any know why it is different????? ps these springs are made with the new generation X5k High Stress steel




Another question i got the Rear springs part number KHRL-59 without the high stress steel X5k and it looks and feels different to one with the high stress steel, it is thinner and springs arnt hard i can compress them a bir with my hands but wit the front ones i cant

is it unsafe to install because the rear springs look unsafe????

[nick_sixx]

the rears wont be unsafe, just softer than the front. get dobinsons or something for the rear. or if its in your budget, get adjustable shocks

[Frankie]

it will be bouncer at the back wont it

[nick_sixx]

i guess you could say that...it will be most noticable if you have a car full of people.

[xxxlude]

The rear springs will always be softer then the front unless the Engine is MR, Correct Me if im Wrong.

[Frankie]

yeh but the rear springs are different thickness to the front the rears are thinner front thicker.. is that normal not not

[vinnY]

yes its normal

[Frankie]

i dont know if i should put them in

[Frankie]

Okay just spoek to a guy from king springs it will be fine

[nick_sixx]

not saying it wont be fine, but as if a guy from king springs is going to say 'no, king springs are dangerous'. its better to ask around first before you go to the manufacturer.

[55EXX]

the rear has less weight over the wheels therefore a softer spring can be used and softer spring = smaller and thinner coil

[Frankie]

not saying it wont be fine, but as if a guy from king springs is going to say 'no, king springs are dangerous'. its better to ask around first before you go to the manufacturer.

no i rang them up to ask them if the old king sprigns can go with the new ones he said that it is fine