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I would not do it as the springs are totally different and it could upset the handling of the car. The Swifts are kinda like a progressive/linear and the Nismo
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I would not do it as the springs are totally different and it could upset the handling of the car. The Swifts are kinda like a progressive/linear and the Nismo is Linear. Way too harse.
But if the height is the issue you should get a spring mount spacer for the rear to lift it a little if the Swifts are too low in the rear.
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