Wrote to Billy last week. No update yet..

if there is a group buy im in!

about how much would it cost to have these installed by a shop? and how difficult is a spring install on a touring s?

Check the DIY:

http://www.the370z.com/diy-section-d...r-install.html

It's about a 6 hour job if you have all the tools. About $200 to $400 for a shop to do it.

thank you

ok it's October, whats the hold up swift? LOL

So based on those #'s ^^^^ Does this mean they will be 'stiffer' than Eibachs...??

And what I'm saying is, I have a sub box in the back with 2x10" + amp... When I had Eibachs, the rear end squatted... So my question is if I had these springs, would it still do so, or are they able to handle the extra 120ish pounds? :confused:

Yes it should not sag as bad as the Eibachs.

Hmmm... I might have to shoot Swift a pm and find out if they've seen/dealt with this or not?

Well I do know that if you get LINEAR springs you will have less of a problem with a load in the back. Maybe get some Nismo springs? They are STIFF as Fvck!

Yes, thats what I was told, if I get any progressive spring I'm screwed... I guess I'll just hold out for Coilovers in the spring lol

Word is in. They're coming in 2 weeks :) According to KamiSpeed, Swift will only have 5 sets left. So you guys need to jump on these.

only 5 sets???

Kami will have 5 sets or Swift???!?

Swift were getting a total of 15 sets on this shipment, but 10 sets were all pre-sold. So Kami decided to buy the last 5 sets. Because Swift won't be getting any more for at least 6 more weeks.

So that's why I jumped on the pre-order list. I don't want to wait 2 months for these. Not sure how many Kami have now though. :confused:

You would think that with the amount of demand for these springs have, theyd be capable of producing more.