Swift Sport Spring
03-25-13, 08:09 AM
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03-25-13, 09:16 AM
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Can anyone provide the pro's and con's with the Swift Sport Springs vs RS*R and Tanabe? I've read thru a lot of posts here in the Forum's. At the end of the day, I just want to be able to drop the car and have it re-aligned back to factory specs w/o any rubbing or camber issues once 20's have been installed on the car. Thank-you in advance for those members that have gone thru the same QA's before making a purchase.
03-25-13, 10:22 AM
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I had the swift springs also. It just feel like stock. However it only lowers about 0.5" on mine so far. (I just had it installed on saturday). Swift advertised Front 1" and rear 0.8" ....
I dont think it will be an issue on the alignment for this mild drop whereas the RS-R super down has much more negative rear camber (check Chuh data) which for sure will eat thru the inner rear tires quickly
I dont think it will be an issue on the alignment for this mild drop whereas the RS-R super down has much more negative rear camber (check Chuh data) which for sure will eat thru the inner rear tires quickly
03-29-13, 08:48 PM
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next week i will have pics with the wheels on, im considering cutting a coil because the front is too high the car does have a full custom sound system in the trunk so im thinking thats why the rears so low lol
and i gave the brakes a facelift
and i gave the brakes a facelift
