wakaru8

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What are some shocks that work well with Swift springs? I want to retain as much stock ride quality as possible.

bbaugher47

When I was debating on keeping my H&R springs , I was looking at the Tein Endurapro Plus shocks , as they’re adjustable. Ultimately, I bought Fortune Auto coilovers instead. If you can swing it , Tokico are a good choice.

primavera

3 years on stock shocks and Swift springs. Ride is more comfortable than on the factory springs.

Gville350

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If you price out how much you'll be spending on the springs PLUS the new shocks, you might be nearing coilover territory. You can easily get BETTER than factory ride comfort from a set of coilovers, plus the ability to lower the ride height if desired.

wakaru8

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You're right regarding price but I highly doubt coilovers would feel comfortable. Most coilovers have sping rates that are much higher, at least almost double of factory spring rates.

bbaugher47

Coilovers are often customizable. With coilovers , the spring rates match the shocks , so they’re working in conjunction with each other. My H&R springs do ride well , other than feeling floaty over big bumps or dips. And a little harsh on smaller bumps that kind of shock the car.

wakaru8

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UPDATE: Reviving this from the dead -

I went with a set of Swift springs matched with a set of F-Sport shocks (the Bilstein accessory version). I gotta say, WOW. The car rides very close to stock. Tight yet forgiving. Like night and day!