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Originally Posted by CFZ Performance wise there is a significant difference. These springs were designed around the valving range of the stock struts. Of course aftermarket performance struts would only

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Old 11-22-2010, 11:14 AM   #11 (permalink)
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Performance wise there is a significant difference. These springs were designed around the valving range of the stock struts. Of course aftermarket performance struts would only improve the setup considering it would do so even with the stock springs.
And 400 is pretty much MSRP.
Swift Spec-R Springs 370Z 08+
They are selling it for 335, and Im sure the price can still be haggled from there.
Good points. Thanks for the link. I am sure others will find it very helpful. That price is way better than the one I found.
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