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karlosw · 08-01-2011, 10:19 AM

After looking at the 370z Suspension I realized I could do this with my eyes closed. So I went ahead and threw them on early saturday morning then took a drive to Austin to visit a friend which helped them settle in. I do have to say the swift springs definitely make the car feel more nimble. They're not soft like the OEM springs yet still comfortable. Plus its just the right amount of drop. I'll probably swing by Baker mid-week to get an alignment done.

Thanks everyone for your input.

08-01-2011, 10:19 AM	#10 (permalink)
karlosw Base Member Join Date: May 2011 Location: Texas Posts: 42 Drives: 370z Rep Power: 14	After looking at the 370z Suspension I realized I could do this with my eyes closed. So I went ahead and threw them on early saturday morning then took a drive to Austin to visit a friend which helped them settle in. I do have to say the swift springs definitely make the car feel more nimble. They're not soft like the OEM springs yet still comfortable. Plus its just the right amount of drop. I'll probably swing by Baker mid-week to get an alignment done. Thanks everyone for your input. __________________ 2011 Touring Sport - Clear Bra - Vertini Wheels - Invidia Exhaust - Swift Springs - K&N Filters - Carbon Signal Spoiler - EVO-R Front Lip - Shine Auto Spats - JDM Rear Fog Light