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Old 02-19-2011, 01:26 PM   #232 (permalink)
JJ-NISMO
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Hahahaha....

I called Swift yesterday and they gave me the same info as CFZ. They said that if any sort of noises do appear, to just go back and add the OEM rubber silencers. After calling them, I am actually even more impressed with their product and the company as a whole.

I called at 4:55 PM on a Friday night and they still answered all the questions I had and went into a lot of detail about their development process. They do extensive testing on the springs (even on the Nismo) and designed them to work perfectly with the 370. A lot of springs out their push the OEM shocks past their threshold, but the Swifts are designed to give just enough drop and performance increase without pushing the stock shocks past their stroke limit. They said that they have not had any issues with noises yet and that it could just be a result of the stock isolator on my car. Every car comes different from the factory, and even a couple millimeters in difference can cause the rubber to take longer to settle in, etc.

I am going to have the OEM rubber put on today and will let you guys know what happens. Swift said that if anything else appears to call them and they will take care of it.

Great product and a great company.
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