King Springs Unrivaled Reputation.
Engineered and manufactured to the highest standards at their state of the art facility in Australia. King Springs are the longest running and most trusted springs on the market for Subaru’s. The springs advanced manufacturing produces a spring that will have a better load capacity with increased comfort and off road capability.
Low Impact on CV Joints and Axles.
Lifting your vehicle using King Springs without the addition of “strut top lift spacers” will result in much less trouble with CV axles. Putting a tall lift spacer (1.25” or taller) on top of your strut will allow your axles to go well beyond their intended range of movement. The front axles on Subaru’s sit at a pretty steep angle when at stock height. So the cheap aftermarket axles have low success rates therefore new OEM or Re-manufactured are the only good replacement options. It makes for expensive maintenance if your “strut top spacer lift kit” is constantly damaging expensive to replace axles.
Reduces sway and body roll.
Improves your vehicles handling capability, especially after you raise your cars center of gravity from lifting it.
Designed for street and off-road use.
This is paramount for towing or when equipped with roof top or bumper mounted accessories such as tents, bikes, kayaks, spare tires, gas can, etc. The springs help prevent bottoming out. King Springs are slightly stiffer than your stock springs but won’t create a harsh ride.
Why are King Springs sometimes slightly shorter then my OEM ones?
King Springs in both standard and raised height are often shorter than the springs they are replacing. They won’t be compressed as far under the initial “pre-load” it takes to get to their “installed height”.
| Front Spring Part Number: | KSFR-22 (Yellow) |
| Rear Spring Part Number: | KSRS-33 (Yellow) |
| Front Spring Rate: | 250 lbs/in |
| Rear Spring Rate: | 175 lbs/in |
| Lift Height: | 1.4 |
| Spring Finish: | Phosphate Coated before Two Part Epoxy Powder Coat |
| Spring Material: | X5K New Generation High Strength Steel |
| Progressive Rate Spring: | No |
| Manufactured In: | Australia |