View Poll Results: Which would you choose for a DD with some track duty?
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Recommend Me Springs Swift vs. WORKS ...
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Really... when was the last time you called and checked? I talked to Pete less than a month ago. From their site:
With our in-house shock dynamometer, we matched the Ride Springs to both sets of factory shocks/struts (KYB of the GSR and Bilstein of the MR to follow).
The MR springs have been available for some time. Unless both Pete and their sales guy blatantly lied to me and were planning on selling me GSR springs.
With our in-house shock dynamometer, we matched the Ride Springs to both sets of factory shocks/struts (KYB of the GSR and Bilstein of the MR to follow).
The MR springs have been available for some time. Unless both Pete and their sales guy blatantly lied to me and were planning on selling me GSR springs.
"Application: '08+ EVO X including GSR and MR"
And take the next step, try and order; There is no option for MR or GSR.
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Here is the link http://www.worksevo.com/store/produc...roducts_id=513 ... notice this line just above the pic:
"Application: '08+ EVO X including GSR and MR"
And take the next step, try and order; There is no option for MR or GSR.
"Application: '08+ EVO X including GSR and MR"
And take the next step, try and order; There is no option for MR or GSR.
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To satisfy my own curiosity, I called Works again and this time I spoke with Troy. He said that they are the same spring. I guess the right hand doesn't necessarily know what the left hand is doing over there at Works.
Oh well.
Oh well.
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You guys do know that Swift is the actual manufacturer of the springs Works sells, right? Works developed their own specs for their springs through testing and such, but Swift actually makes them for Works. This info was relayed to me from EAT/EDO here in Kirkland, WA a Works partner.
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You guys do know that Swift is the actual manufacturer of the springs Works sells, right? Works developed their own specs for their springs through testing and such, but Swift actually makes them for Works. This info was relayed to me from EAT/EDO here in Kirkland, WA a Works partner.