Springs "destroying" shocks?

On Swifts own website, they say that the stock shocks will work fine but they recommend that performance shocks be installed. Originally Posted by swift 2. Increase in spring rate

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Springs "destroying" shocks?

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On Swifts own website, they say that the stock shocks will work fine but they recommend that performance shocks be installed.

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2. Increase in spring rate to further enhance cornering speed through entry & exit. The increase in spring rate is based on the vehicle factory stock valving settings. Sport Springs Spec-R is increase to the optimal rate that the stock shocks can handle. Higher performance shocks are not required, but recommended.

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