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The King Springs Coil Springs Front Pair KTFR-101HD is a heavy-duty raised suspension spring engineered for Toyota 4WDs and utes carrying payload or tackling rough terrain. Built from high-stress X5K spring steel, this coil delivers approximately 30% less weight than conventional materials while increasing suspension travel, a critical advantage for off-road work and loaded driving.
The spring is designed with advanced CAD software to work with long-travel shock absorbers and supports a 50–100kg payload raise, making it ideal for vehicles carrying extra weight or requiring lifted ground clearance. Phosphate coating and epoxy powder coating protect against corrosion in harsh Australian conditions. King Springs' X5K material was proven in leading V8 Supercar racing before introduction to passenger and 4WD designs, confirming durability under extreme stress.
Features
- Heavy-duty coil spring engineered for raised suspension on 4WDs and utes
- Designed with advanced CAD to suit long-travel shock absorbers
- Made from high-stress X5K spring steel for 30% less weight and increased travel
- Phosphate coating and epoxy powder coat provide maximum corrosion protection
- Supports 50–100kg payload raise for off-road and loaded vehicle use
- Front position suits Toyota Fortuner, HiLux, and Prado models
Tech Spec
| Suits | Toyota Fortuner GUN156R (8/2015–Current) |
|---|---|
| Suits | Toyota HiLux GUN126R 2.8TD (7/2015–12/2025) |
| Suits | Toyota HiLux KUN26R, GGN25R (2005–7/2015) |
| Suits | Toyota Prado 120 GX & GXL (2/2003–2009) |
| Suits | Toyota Prado 120 LWB Air Bag Conversion (2/2003–2009) |
| Suits | Toyota Prado 150 GX & GXL (2009–Current) |
| Special Note | Long-travel shock absorbers required |