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Old 03-27-2017, 11:29 PM   #118 (permalink)
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Fyi

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Originally Posted by zbrah View Post
the swifts are specifically designed to work with your oem struts so they won't put much more stress than oem spring. I've had an og member telling me he is still running on his oe shocks 2 years after the swift installed, even with the occasional hard driving on the track. About 90% of the owners here use swift spring, and for good reason.
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Originally Posted by trips View Post
yes.

Remember that the more of a drop the shorter the shock life when it comes to lowering springs.
So you may be saving money on the springs, but might end up spending it on the shocks eventually.
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