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Old 12-03-2012, 11:44 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question.. I was thinking about getting the HR springs because it seemed like they had more of a drop, but I was comparting the specs to the swifts and it says that they are the same? It also seems like the swift are better performance wise. Any thoughts?
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Question.. I was thinking about getting the HR springs because it seemed like they had more of a drop, but I was comparting the specs to the swifts and it says that they are the same? It also seems like the swift are better performance wise. Any thoughts?

Function over fashion for me. I got the Swifts for the performance.

All depends on what you want. If it's just a drop you want, you can save a few $$$. I wanted performance not a drop, but it came with the performance so it stays
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Function over fashion for me. I got the Swifts for the performance.

All depends on what you want. If it's just a drop you want, you can save a few $$$. I wanted performance not a drop, but it came with the performance so it stays
Well I definatly dont mind the performance gain, the more I read this thread it seems like swifts are the way to go
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The H&R's provide a lower drop than the Swifts. I do like the drop that the H&R's provide and if you are going for looks over performance they are just fine. If performance is what tickles your fancy then the Swifts are what you want, hands down.
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The H&R's provide a lower drop than the Swifts. I do like the drop that the H&R's provide and if you are going for looks over performance they are just fine. If performance is what tickles your fancy then the Swifts are what you want, hands down.
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