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King Springs Marked Wrong?


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Rito so I got some kffl-53sl for the front of my bf mk2 xr6t sedan and its stupid low like ultra lows or some sh*t I have taken them back out as the car would not turn or roll freely I have emailed king springs and the company I got them from can anyone shed some light

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Must be using ba struts!

Ba-bf use smaller struts

If you use the bf mkII struts there longer so springs come shorter.

Shorter spring in shorter strut! I believe there's your probelm

07/07 onwards had the struts for the kffl-53.. Spring

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Yes you do :)

King springs website will clarify what I said. Sorry but at least you no the issue

You need kffl-57ssl. Not "53"

Have no idea why they changed them and made the body longer but spring shorter after 07/07

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Mine's a May 2007 build. Spring numbers I got (via senna_t from wholesale suspension on here) are KFFL-57 fronts and KFRL-68SSLHD rears. HD rears are due to me loading the car up with work gear and also towing things.

17" stockies a couple months after the new suspension went in and settled:

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18" Typhoon + Brembos

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Centre of hub to touch the top of guard arch is about 320mm front and rear on my particular car, give or take 5mm last time I measured.

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Yea as above. You have to buy springs by the build date not by the model of the vehicle. I had same issue, brought BF2 springs -53ssl and it sat on the jack, went back and got the -57ssl and it was all good.

As said although you have a BF2 it has a BF1 front end and the springs height are vastly different. Those springs sack it out something awesome though.

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I rang up king springs to check last week

Mesure from bottom of strut (where it bolts to the LCA) to bottom of spring (the spring seat)

roughly 8in= Early style/ 'BA struts'

roughly 10in= the late BF struts and springs

My 07 BF2 had the early style, so was good to check

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Good info for everyone else who comes across the thread, cheers.

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