ok people i have a ae82 seca its got superlow king springs and new gas ryder shocks.the front shockies bottom out lots over small bumps the back is good doesnt bottom out at all.so if any one has any suggestions about the front that would help heaps

imho chuck the superlows out the windows as they are for looks only and get ur self a set of kings lows.

 

my 2c worth with inflation = 5c :dance:

do u know what the ride height of super lows are and the ride height of lows. cheers

king lows are roughly 30 - 40 mm lower and kings superlows are below that not sure how low though

throw the kings away

get a decent brand

 

in oz id go for whiteline

is this gonna turn into a hate session on kings? coz i mean i havent had a problem with my king lows and they are over 3 years old now.

 

also its personal preference what others use :hmm:

more of a fact session

 

iv found that 99% of people who like kings have never tried anything else

custom ftw :hmm:

this is the first car that i have started to change suspension components and kings where recommended by goodyear so i went them, havent had a prob with the super lows except there too low looks sweet but undrivable.cheers

i had superlows in my ae82 until the spring snapped due to buggered shocks..... i reccomend you change very soon

i had superlows in my ae82 until the spring snapped due to buggered shocks..... i reccomend you change very soon

too easy its booked in at goodyear thursday morning :hmm:

I've got the supalows and yeah the guys are right it's gonna take more modding to make it a nice fit but mine don't bottom out at all really... Did you shorten your bump-stops when you installed it? I had this recommended by a pro installer who i got the springs from and yeah no probs here, until i got the 17's, now i have to roll my rears, but that's a another story... Oh i also reckon that it'll take more than springs and shocks to get your corolla to handle more like a sports car...just a fact that these cars (mostly) weren't made to be driven the way that i (and i imagine many of you) like to drive. That's just from my experience with it so far (2 years and counting...)

 

Best of luck with the direction you take!

 

tibor

I've got the supalows and yeah the guys are right it's gonna take more modding to make it a nice fit but mine don't bottom out at all really... Did you shorten your bump-stops when you installed it? I had this recommended by a pro installer who i got the springs from and yeah no probs here, until i got the 17's, now i have to roll my rears, but that's a another story... Oh i also reckon that it'll take more than springs and shocks to get your corolla to handle more like a sports car...just a fact that these cars (mostly) weren't made to be driven the way that i (and i imagine many of you) like to drive. That's just from my experience with it so far (2 years and counting...)

 

Best of luck with the direction you take!

 

tibor

i had superlows in they front with NO bump stops they would bottom out on every little bump.has lows in now and cut bump stops and I'm goin to see if the sway bar from my ae92 trueno will fit in ae82 if it does gooood

the ae92 item wont fit, best of getting a sway bar from an ae82 twinky

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