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Found some time this morning to finish installing the swift springs. The front driver's side was much easier than the passenger side and the rears were a breeze! Haven't had
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Location: San Ramon, CA
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Found some time this morning to finish installing the swift springs. The front driver's side was much easier than the passenger side and the rears were a breeze!
Haven't had a change to really push it yet, but the install feels solid with no popping or creaking. I'm working in napa tomorrow so I'll get a change to thoroughly flog the z through some mountain twisties. Anyhow, here's a pic to show the new stance. I must say that It's about perfect and the offset with the spacers really complete the look. (11/13/2011) 
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