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VE SS on King springs?

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if you go super lows i wouldnt put short shocks cause you dont really need them. if you only want a little lower go super lows.. want it slammed go ultra low and short shocks.
 

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i thought SL were lows, SSL were superlows and SSSL were ultralows...
 

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thank u tomholzy ur right mate i just checked the king springs online catalogue....

im goin for SSLs which r superlows all around with monroe shocks.....

thanks every1 for ur input appreciate it
 

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i thought it was
sl- super lows
ssl's super super lows
sssl's super super super lows or also known as ultra lows
 

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According to the catalogue king springs ssl = super lows. And sssl = ultra lows
 

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I sent a email to king springs


I have a Holden VE SS MY9.5. I will be fitting a set of 20" wheel with 243/35/20 tyres. What springs do I need so the top of the tyre is level or close to the gaurd?


I was told to use SSSL's this confused me a little until I relized these were Ultra Lows. I would like to know how correct this is. Only one way, try and learn.

Whats the number in the front of the part number?

Commodore%20VE%20SS%20Sedan.jpg


Commodore%20VE%20SS%20Sedan..jpg


Commodore%20VE%20SV6%20Sedan.jpg
 

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as quoted with those photos in the cars are ssl or super super lows.. hence the 2 s's
 

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I have a Holden VE SS MY9.5. I will be fitting a set of 20" wheel with 243/35/20 tyres. What springs do I need so the top of the tyre is level or close to the gaurd?


I was told to use SSSL's this confused me a little until I relized these were Ultra Lows. I would like to know how correct this is. Only one way, try and learn.

Whats the number in the front of the part number?

Commodore%20VE%20SS%20Sedan.jpg


Commodore%20VE%20SS%20Sedan..jpg


Commodore%20VE%20SV6%20Sedan.jpg


i'd go ultra lows if you want it to the top of the tyre and get shortened shocks. cause it will pretty much be sitting on the bumpstop with no travel
 

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i thought it was
sl- super lows
ssl's super super lows
sssl's super super super lows or also known as ultra lows

Ve's are different,

SL = Fe2 spec
SSL's = superlows
SSSL's = Ultralows
 
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