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Originally Posted by kensnismo I'm considering the swifts to take away some of the harshness and to bring the car lower.maybe some 305/30x19 in the rears to I did a
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I did a Nismo review on the Swifts... search for the post for full details. In summary, the Swifts seem to reduce some of the recoil in the stock Nismo suspension. I noticed that when going over ripples or bumps, the Nismo suspenion compresses nicely, but recoils with a lot of force, providing a bouncing sensation. The Swift springs are stiffer, but do smooth out the recoil. With the Swifts, the car will still have a very tight set-up, but without the jerking sensation. Overall handling is improved as well. |
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