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You could also look into the springs from the Nismo which drops it about 1/2" and pops up in the for sale section every once in a while. Personally, I'm

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You could also look into the springs from the Nismo which drops it about 1/2" and pops up in the for sale section every once in a while. Personally, I'm gonna go with the Swifts or coil-overs.
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