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I would definitely recommend the whitelines. I do have swift springs and complained how much it bounce in the rear but after installing the whiteline with setting of soft in
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I would definitely recommend the whitelines.
I do have swift springs and complained how much it bounce in the rear but after installing the whiteline with setting of soft in front and medium in the rears its basically gone very stable with no roll at all even on sharp curves at 80mph. Never had so much fun until now.  IMO suspension up grades should be of prime consideration above all other mods. |
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