Part numbers : Rear Springs
Part numbers : Rear Springs
im after the part numbers and make and brand for some springs for my rear struts on my lib, the current standard springs are starting to sag (and they where too soft to start with) im Running the RS turbo standard springs in the 2wd rear struts, and im after the part numbers for some stiffer and raised springs if posible, i know some of u guys have them, but nobody over here in perth seems to b able to help me, fronts are fine with outbacks and kings but i need to know what to get for the rears, preferably raised springs as i want to make the rear a tad higher
any help appreciated
dave
any help appreciated
dave
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http://www.kingsprings.com/kings_master_catalogue.pdf
page 20 will b ur friend
page 20 will b ur friend
The New Owner Of hatchie
A 00 outback for doner car
2 door wrx being restored
owned plently of other subis before
A 00 outback for doner car
2 door wrx being restored
owned plently of other subis before
already downloaded that
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- vincentvega
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so whats the prob?
you will either have tapered springs (narrower at the top) or you wont.
once you have worked that out, give king springs a call and tell them what your trying to do. they are very helpful over the phone
you will either have tapered springs (narrower at the top) or you wont.
once you have worked that out, give king springs a call and tell them what your trying to do. they are very helpful over the phone

brumbyrunner wrote:And just to clarify the real 4WD thing, Subarus are an unreal 4WD.
last i saw his car was now sittin level but he will be fittting outback front struts which will lift the front and therefore makin the front higher than the back
also dave its not cause of all the weight u have in the bck is it
also dave its not cause of all the weight u have in the bck is it
The New Owner Of hatchie
A 00 outback for doner car
2 door wrx being restored
owned plently of other subis before
A 00 outback for doner car
2 door wrx being restored
owned plently of other subis before
no..the rear springs have sagged...i got the RS springs on the 2wd struts..meaning...the NON tapered springs...the rear of my car currently sits LOWER then the front, it used to sit a ****e load hight....u can see in my pictures in my car profile thinggy
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- vincentvega
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some RS springs are tapered some arent.
measure the height of the sills off the ground, not the distance from the wheel arch to teh wheel. The rear wheel arch is about 40mm lower than the front.
My car is about 1 1/2" higher at the back end but the distance from the top of the tyre to the wheel arch is the same front and back. I have kept it this way because it sits level when i load it up with camping gear / tow my boat
as far as I remember the Gen1 king springs are tapered. look at an early forester standard height spring. they arent tapered and are the correct diameter for your strut / spring hat. check the dimensions with king springs of course. Bryan (89rsturbo) is running raised forester rears in his Gen1 wagon at the moment and they are too tall for the strut. they top out all the time
measure the height of the sills off the ground, not the distance from the wheel arch to teh wheel. The rear wheel arch is about 40mm lower than the front.
My car is about 1 1/2" higher at the back end but the distance from the top of the tyre to the wheel arch is the same front and back. I have kept it this way because it sits level when i load it up with camping gear / tow my boat
as far as I remember the Gen1 king springs are tapered. look at an early forester standard height spring. they arent tapered and are the correct diameter for your strut / spring hat. check the dimensions with king springs of course. Bryan (89rsturbo) is running raised forester rears in his Gen1 wagon at the moment and they are too tall for the strut. they top out all the time

brumbyrunner wrote:And just to clarify the real 4WD thing, Subarus are an unreal 4WD.
hay dave found this 1 last nite http://www.kingsprings.com/kings_spring ... %20cat.pdf
custom spring thigos
custom spring thigos
The New Owner Of hatchie
A 00 outback for doner car
2 door wrx being restored
owned plently of other subis before
A 00 outback for doner car
2 door wrx being restored
owned plently of other subis before
they are all no good...nowhere near the correct size for me
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- vincentvega
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the part number u gave me is perfect...i ordered some today
cheers mike
dave
cheers mike
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