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#1 ·
Anyone on here running king springs?
They advertise a 30mm lift, just wondering if anyone has experienced any vibrations With them like with stu’s coils or the RRO lift?
I’m currently running stu’s and I’m pretty over the vibrations and find it to ride pretty harsh too.
I’d put my stock springs back in but they were sagging pretty bad and the king springs I can get for $350aud so seems to be the cheapest option but I just don’t want to go to the hassle of swapping them only to still get vibrations.
 
#2 ·
Someone with a 2012 FDII tried King springs; apparently they are about the same lift wise as the factory FDII and 2011+ FDI springs.
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King springs on 2011+

I own a 2012 Patriot Sport FDII, trailer tow package, skid plates, etc. I recently updated the wheels and tires to Cooper Discoverer ATPs on charcoal DR31 wheels. Shout-out to the JDog for finding a good tire size, and the GDEISEL for finding a great wheel. It’s not real aggressive, but it...
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J
#3 ·
Thanks for that info.
So they don’t lift a 2012 FDII.
Mine is an Australian spec 2009 4x4, probably sits lower than a FDII I’m guessing? Don’t think we have the FD options here.
Hopefully 30mm isn’t enough to cause any vibrations.
 
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