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Yes, I did. But regardless, the issue isn't with the springs, it's with the height. They are suppose to be even and they are not. Car drivers great, but i
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Yes, I did. But regardless, the issue isn't with the springs, it's with the height. They are suppose to be even and they are not. Car drivers great, but i just can't get over the height difference.
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 and how much was the weight difference between the swifts? i seriously doubt you're going to feel any difference unless over 50lbs which im pretty sure it wasn't. regardless, it's not the end of the world. you can make spacers and raise the rear if you want. |
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