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Old 07-05-2009, 03:38 AM
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Anyone know of a local place that stocks swift springs and offers good prices?

Thnks 4 any help....i need a drop!
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Old 07-05-2009, 04:17 PM
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Does anyone have any experience or reviews between espelir and swift?
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currently using espelirs here i never had swift before. but IMO espelirs gives you a moderate drop and a slightly aggressive stance i like it a lot
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i had swifts before changing over to kw v3... they give probably the smallest drop out of all the springs out there. you actually wont be able to tell if it had a drop or not unless you were up close to the car
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Probably too stiff for ap2 shocks unless they make a softer ap2 version. I heard they're kinda springy on ap1 shocks.
koni's and swift maybe? Not sure though.
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hmm thnks for all the info.

yea i've seen alot of swaps between swift springs on tein/hks coilvers.

Anyone running koni/swift? seems like a good combo..
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are you looking for swift coilover springs?

I know a dealer...
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I just got a s2k and it seems everyone prefers lowering springs over coilover sleeves on their stock shocks, why is that?
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