SWIFT Springs in Production

Originally Posted by egz Looks good! How has the ride quality changed? Is it more stable at higher speeds? Thats what I really want for my car, the stock sport

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10-31-2010, 02:44 PM

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Originally Posted by egz

Looks good! How has the ride quality changed? Is it more stable at higher speeds? Thats what I really want for my car, the stock sport package feels mushy and feels like its floating at high speeds.

The spring is a progressive and linear combo I believe so it handles great once you get on it. But it handles normal driving very nicely too. I had the Nismo combo on before and that was harsh as hell! This is nice and exactly what I was looking for. I highly recommend them. I hope these don't go any lower as I think it's perfect the way it is! I might even get away with not having a camber kit installed. I am ok with some negative camber even if out of spec...

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