Yes they can. Theres a few pictures floating around here somewhere with the Swifts on a Nismo.
These are the only springs that will increase the performance of a nismo Z. Because the rates are actually stiffer than the Nismo springs. |
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If installed on a Nismo, is the camber kit necessary?
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Thank you christian for that advise.i knew id have to change a lot so i dont even want to waste my $$ on sport package garbage. Ill do my research on those diffs but what do u all know about the carbonetics diff? This seems to be the popular one but like christian said, street driving has to be smooth also |
I heard that swift spring does not need any camber kits ect so I will go for the swift and in the waiting till the price go down a bit. as all of us know, the price goes down within one or two years after they are on the market place :)
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As an example I just bought a set of Advan RG2s for my project car and they went up in price this month due to exchange rate. So don't be surprise if these springs cost $400+ in the near future. Unless of course the US dollar starts to gain some strength. <But who knows with the way things are going in this crazy world. :tiphat: |
What are people generally paying for install on these? I was just quoted 500-600 locally in So Cal
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Just had mine installed Saturday for $250 also. The only other place I went wanted between 4-500.
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For those who are looking for Swift Springs they're on back order until March. I suggest you start pre-ordering though:
Swift Spec-R Springs 370Z 08+ and for those local Floridians we also install :tup: |
Just ordered my SWIFT's from KamiSpeed today.
Thanks Saku.. |
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Also word from Swift, only 10 springs left!!! |
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