In development
AU Falcon
Coilovers
AU Falcon coilovers
Check your body style before you buy. Utes take the front pair only, and so do wagons where Ford built one. There is no FG or FGX wagon.OEM replacement arms
AU Falcon control arms
Direct-replacement arms for worn ball joints and bushes. Check the series and body style on each listing.
No replacement arms listed for this series and body style yet. Text 0449 887 291 and we'll tell you what fits.
Handling
In developmentAdjustable arms
Adjustable upper camber arms, lower control arms and other adjustable arms. Fitment, series and prices will be listed when they're confirmed.In developmentNot available yet.
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Spares
Replacement springs and spares
Replacement front springs in 12, 18 and 22 kg. The rear stays 10 kg and is not changeable. Text us for other spares.
Is there a rear coilover for the AU?
Not yet. Rear coilovers for AU sedans are in development. AU sedans came with independent rear suspension (IRS) or a solid rear axle, and each takes a different rear coilover. AU utes and wagons run leaf springs at the rear, so they take the front pair only.
Is the AU front pair the same for sedans, utes and wagons?
Yes. The EA–AU front coilovers fit AU sedans, utes and wagons alike, with three front spring rates. The same front pair fits the EA to EL Falcon.
Which replacement arms fit an AU?
The front upper control arms, sold as a pair and also listed for the BA–BF. They're listed for AU Series I, II and III, including wagon, ute and cab chassis, but not RTV utes.
Which front spring rate should I pick?
Standard is the factory 12 kg front spring, and it suits street driving. 18 kg is stiffer, for track days, drifting and harder driving. 22 kg is the stiffest, for track use or very low static cars that need extra front-end support. If in doubt, Standard. The rear spring stays 10 kg and is not changeable. More on spring rates.
Do I need a wheel alignment after fitting?
Yes. Changing ride height changes camber and toe, and so does fitting new control arms. Set the height first, then get an alignment. The install page covers the order of jobs.