Whiteline Coil Springs

They replace the factory springs with application-specific spring rates intended to reduce body roll and improve cornering response. Whiteline, an Australian suspension specialist founded in 1977, designs them for particular vehicle applications.

No. A Whiteline coil spring is a replacement spring, while a coilover combines a spring with a damper and usually allows ride-height adjustment. Installing springs does not automatically provide the broad adjustment range of a coilover kit.

Not necessarily. The amount of lowering depends on the specific Whiteline application and the vehicle's original suspension, so the correct part number must be checked before purchase.

The dampers, spring seats, bump stops, and alignment should be checked because stiffer or shorter springs change suspension loading. A four-wheel alignment after installation is an important practical step for handling and tire wear.