Swift Sport Spring
02-16-13, 01:16 PM
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sorry im not good at words, i only can compare the previous car i had lowered, the ride is not bumpy like most of lowering springs, not too soft and handling on the freeway with S+ mode is better compare with stock, also surprised no rubbing on stock wheels with spacers installed ( f:19mm and r: 25mm), for the heavy car like 4GS the swifts springs is very made with spring rate, and the drops jz about right cuz i dont like too low.
i will says its the best lowering springs i have compare with previous cars i had w/ lowering springs installed, but i believe still depends on the car !!!
2012 Lexus CT F sport springs ( bumpy n soft )
2010 Audi A5 H&R ( soft )
2009 MB SLK Eibach ( too Soft )
2009 Audi A3 H&R ( too soft )
2008 MINI Copper S H&R ( the worst )
2006 BMW C330 Coupe H&R( avg )
2004 MB E320 Wagon H&R
i will says its the best lowering springs i have compare with previous cars i had w/ lowering springs installed, but i believe still depends on the car !!!
2012 Lexus CT F sport springs ( bumpy n soft )
2010 Audi A5 H&R ( soft )
2009 MB SLK Eibach ( too Soft )
2009 Audi A3 H&R ( too soft )
2008 MINI Copper S H&R ( the worst )
2006 BMW C330 Coupe H&R( avg )
2004 MB E320 Wagon H&R
02-25-13, 03:13 PM
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I just received the Swift Springs...I decided to give it a try since I heard lots of good things about Swift from my friends.
FYI, the front length is 11.5" and the rear length is 12.25".
FYI, the front length is 11.5" and the rear length is 12.25".
03-06-13, 10:24 PM
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