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| Nigel |
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Hey all. Anyone know what the difference is between these springs?
KFRL-27's listed for EA/B/D/F etc KFRL-18 Listed for XE/F, and also for NA/NC etc Whats the difference? rates, stiffness? Thanks Nigel |
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| ELGT |
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Fairlane springs are generally slightly higher rate for extra weight.
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| Nigel |
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Thats what I thought - however the Fairlane ones (18) are also listed for XF.
Didnt think there was a lot of difference XF -> EB/D, and have just wrecked a Fairlane with the 27's so I was thinking of giving them a whirl in my XF.... Makes for a nice budget lowering job if thats the case. otherwise Im hoping the LTD has the right ones... |
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| ELGT |
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I have Kings NL Fairlane rears in the EL, I will stick on the hoist this afternoon and see what ones they were.
As for E Series springs into XF, give it a go, pretty certain they will fit |
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| Troy |
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is this for the front or back? the back fit but front don't
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| XRfairmont67 |
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the xf rear lows are 1/2"-3/4" higher in ea-el rears than the ea-el lows, good for keeping the car level when gas is fitted.
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| Nigel |
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Hmmm.. so in a fairlane they are closer to a super low then?????
That means my XF may end up a little too low... dammit Was the Fairlane Ghia low from the factory? |
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