Hi guys, I want to put some king spring super lows on my EF2 ghia because its riding up like a monster truck. I was wondering where the best place to get them is and how much they'll cost? Im in Melbourne BTW.
Whilst on the subject, how low are super lows. I have a moderately, lowered vehicle unfriendly driveway. Almost lost the exhaust a few times with my old EA so don't want knee knocker low.
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How much does it specifically drop the height though. I dont want to go to Kings Lows and find that it still looks high, but dont want to lose the exhaust either. Visually, what EFFalcon describes sounds great!
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I have a moderatly steep driveway. My old man's sprint is pretty low, the top of the tyre is just visible and he makes it up fine. Maybe the super lows would be sweet on my car. It'll look PHHHHAT as! Anyway, back to the original questions where and how much for the springs?
superlows drop it 60mm lows drop it 30mm i have a pair of both 60mm in my EA and 30mm in my EF if u get superlows it is advised to get a suspension control arm or someshit lows leave an EF about the width of 3 fingers bove tyre height
my EF is currently 2 finger widths between the tyre and guard at the front on EL XR springs.
couldn't get my fingers between my mates car with superlows in it
considering the EF II ghia has tickford suspension already getting Lows wouldn't make much of a change ( may even raise the car a little due to stock springs sagging) so i'd deffinately look at superlows.
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