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Old May 30, 2009, 08:25 AM
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Bumpstop cutting with Swift Springs

Anyone with Swift Sport springs, I need to know how much to cut the bumpstops. Instructions only cover regular Lancer, is it the same or different?
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Do not cut.
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haha so ben im guessing this is the post you were telling me about last saturday? haha
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Originally Posted by SmikeEvo
Do not cut.
Wait...ur not supposed to cut them?
Old Sep 10, 2009, 10:21 AM
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IMO you can go either way. Instructions say not to.

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Originally Posted by 617G
Wait...ur not supposed to cut them?
your sig says you have a X which is different all together
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from forum hehe...my bad
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The springs come with a chart that say if you should or should not cut. If you bought them second hand, do not cut.
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Instructions say not to cut but I cut mine anyway just to make sure I wasn't hitting them during hard full-lock turns in auto-x
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Cut them if you want. It's no big deal if you cut them or not. You don't have to, but if you do trim them a little it's not going to have an affect on anything other than letting your strut compress that much further.
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