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haha yeah, I guess I can opt to not lower it. But it's going to look like a boat if I got 18"s installed on them, right? I would also
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haha yeah, I guess I can opt to not lower it.
But it's going to look like a boat if I got 18"s installed on them, right? I would also have to get an alignment done as soon as I lower the car, right? Sorry and thank you for your help! 
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Just make sure when you get the springs, you get the rear camber kit as well so that you can have a correct alignment. I'm not sure if the stock arms will have enough adjustability to correct for the lowering of Swifts.  And yes, it would be wise to get one done asap after lowering.
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