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Rushed 6 - is that the superlows front and rear?

Rushed 6 + Trough Lolly - How is the clearance getting into driveways, over speed humps in shopping centres etc...

Thanks...

Chris :stirthepot:

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im now petrified of gutters and I nearly slashed open my fuel lines the first attempt I made at going over a well known treturous speedhump.

any more Q's ? lol :spoton:

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which speedhump was that??

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kfc :blush:

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kfc  :spoton:

Ha ha, its no good for you or your car Trough

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true!! not only does kfc eat your guts out the speedhumps in their drive-thru's eat your fuel lines!!! :spoton:

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Mine is lowered on Super Lows, no such thing as SSL for utes as far as I know. You can only get Lows or Super Lows for the front, and Lows for the rear, then you have to reset the rear to match the front. But that also means you can just reset the standard leafs to match anyway. No dramas with speed humps, the front nose gets pulled upwards the lower you make the back. I have 130mm ground clearance.

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its not DANGEROUSLY low... its just a pain in the ass over humped objects cuz the utes have a longer wheelbase than the sedans so their so damned long the back wheels cant hit a speedhump as the front are coming off there-for it bottoms out the floorpan.

I can still get into big driveways and stuff, I just gotta be really careful and take them on big angles. but things like speedhumps, u cant avoid scraping the guts of the ute on them

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The utes wheelbase is 268mm longer than the sedans, that's over 10 inches!

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Rushed 6 - is that the superlows front and rear?

Rushed 6 + Trough Lolly - How is the clearance getting into driveways, over speed humps in shopping centres etc...

Thanks...

Chris :laughing:

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im now petrified of gutters and I nearly slashed open my fuel lines the first attempt I made at going over a well known treturous speedhump.

any more Q's ? lol :nono:

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which speedhump was that??

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kfc :nono:

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lol, thought so :laughing:

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Mine is lowered on Super Lows, no such thing as SSL for utes as far as I know. You can only get Lows or Super Lows for the front, and Lows for the rear, then you have to reset the rear to match the front. But that also means you can just reset the standard leafs to match anyway. No dramas with speed humps, the front nose gets pulled upwards the lower you make the back. I have 130mm ground clearance.

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Kings do make both low and superlow leaf springs for the utes...

P/n SL = FOR-802

SSL = FOR-801

King Springs Leaf Spring Catalogue

Chris :stirthepot:

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Mine is lowered on Super Lows, no such thing as SSL for utes as far as I know. You can only get Lows or Super Lows for the front, and Lows for the rear, then you have to reset the rear to match the front. But that also means you can just reset the standard leafs to match anyway. No dramas with speed humps, the front nose gets pulled upwards the lower you make the back. I have 130mm ground clearance.

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Kings do make both low and superlow leaf springs for the utes...

P/n SL = FOR-802

SSL = FOR-801

King Springs Leaf Spring Catalogue

Chris :stirthepot:

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Wrong, only SL on that page mate, 802 is for XL/S utes and 801 is for XR's. Only SL available and since the SLs drop you as low as the car can go SSL is not an option, except for looks. But I havn't seen any SSL utes that are lower than mine, in fact they are fenerally 10mm higher!

However, there was no SL leafs available when I got my ute lowered, so I had to reset the rears. Different story now. Fronts are still SL. And I have lowered my ute twice.

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Mine is lowered on Super Lows, no such thing as SSL for utes as far as I know. You can only get Lows or Super Lows for the front, and Lows for the rear, then you have to reset the rear to match the front. But that also means you can just reset the standard leafs to match anyway. No dramas with speed humps, the front nose gets pulled upwards the lower you make the back. I have 130mm ground clearance.

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Kings do make both low and superlow leaf springs for the utes...

P/n SL = FOR-802

SSL = FOR-801

King Springs Leaf Spring Catalogue

Chris :laughing:

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Wrong, only SL on that page mate, 802 is for XL/S utes and 801 is for XR's. Only SL available and since the SLs drop you as low as the car can go SSL is not an option, except for looks. But I havn't seen any SSL utes that are lower than mine, in fact they are fenerally 10mm higher!

However, there was no SL leafs available when I got my ute lowered, so I had to reset the rears. Different story now. Fronts are still SL. And I have lowered my ute twice.

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I'm not saying that your wrong but this pretty clearly says low and super low for the xr's.

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the 802, while only low on the xr's is listed as the super low on the xt etc. then there is the 801 which is lower again. At least that's the way I'm reading it...

Chris :blink:

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