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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.

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Old 01-31-2011, 11:12 AM   #1 (permalink)
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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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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
Right no camber kit needed. But as far as price goes, remember these products are imported from Japan so it all depends on the exchange rate. I've been modifying cars since I was 18 and in the past 4-6 years all I've seen are prices going up every year.

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.
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