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Ride Height Changes

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#1

Got some 19s today and it looks like it can do with a bit of lowering.

I did a search and reading through all the results found that SL fronts and SSL rear King springs is what members are doing.

As Ive got a 'tricky' driveway, I was hoping that someone with this combo can provide centre cap to wheel arch measurements for the front and rear so I can see if I can go the same heights and avoid scraping. Anyone?

How about alternatives to the King springs?

Recommended places to supply and fit in Sydney?

Regards,

Max

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I've got King's SL's front and SSL's in the rear and the measurement between the centre cap and the guard is approx 345mm front and rear. This is only a guide line and may vary depending on the vehicle.

#3

Max,

How much did it raise the car ?

The reason I ask is I need to raise my car as I scrape going into my driveway with 17" and stock suspension, but I need to go up about 15mm and some 19" sound better than new springs.

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Max,

How much did it raise the car ?

The reason I ask is I need to raise my car as I scrape going into my driveway with 17" and stock suspension, but I need to go up about 15mm and some 19" sound better than new springs.

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I'm really biting my tounge here Mal :spoton:

From memory, the last time I saw Mick's T (or anyone's seen Micks T) he had about the same ride height as a standard car with 19's and king springs.

Might be the answer to you're question :)

#5

Thanks Cro,

I know what happend last time I mentioned Raising the T, but my fat arse has caused the sprins to sag more, so my car really scrapes bad. :spoton:

I need to get something done about it....and jackhammering my driveway is not an option, as has been suggested in the past :ermm:

I just need 10-15mm, and my wife knows that all I need is new springs....I did try to ask for Koni's, anti roll bars and new stiffer springs, but she is one smart chick and said NO CHANCE. :spoton:

#6

Not sure how much 19's would raise it, but could be you're answer as it will raise it a bit :)

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The 19's havent raised it at all from the 17's. Ive got 245/35 on the front and 275/30 on the rear.

IMO the bigger wheel and smaller tyre accentuates the height of the wheel arch which therefore needs to drop a bit.

Max

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My 19 inch wheels raised my car about 10mm before I lowered it.

#9
My 19 inch wheels raised my car about 10mm before I lowered it.

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Me too!

#10

I've put my 19's next to my 17 and the 19's are taller. They are also bald.

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