New Swift Springs Installed
Nov 8, 2009, 04:10 AM
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Looking good, I like the wing-less trunk too. The drop my not be as much as with the Eibach springs, but at least you won't be blowing out your struts in a year.
I'll be getting a set of Swifts myself next Spring, can you tell us what the ride is like on Swifts compared to stock? How are they in the turns and over bumps? What alignment specs did you go with after the install?
I'll be getting a set of Swifts myself next Spring, can you tell us what the ride is like on Swifts compared to stock? How are they in the turns and over bumps? What alignment specs did you go with after the install?
Nov 8, 2009, 10:08 AM
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Looking good, I like the wing-less trunk too. The drop my not be as much as with the Eibach springs, but at least you won't be blowing out your struts in a year.
I'll be getting a set of Swifts myself next Spring, can you tell us what the ride is like on Swifts compared to stock? How are they in the turns and over bumps? What alignment specs did you go with after the install?
I'll be getting a set of Swifts myself next Spring, can you tell us what the ride is like on Swifts compared to stock? How are they in the turns and over bumps? What alignment specs did you go with after the install?
The swifts ride a lot better, the car doesn't feel so oversprung now, and it stays a lot flatter and smoother through the corners without an alignment than the stock springs. So it should be golden with.
I really wanted to go with coilovers but living in rural missouri i would have to drive a few hours to get the car corner balance etc, then I would have to mess with the dampening settings....I just didn't want to go through with that mess again.
Last edited by AWDTerror; Nov 8, 2009 at 10:14 AM.
