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You could also get some used higher end coils for under $1500... I have the BCs which I def would take over Swifts just because I don't think they offer
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You could also get some used higher end coils for under $1500... I have the BCs which I def would take over Swifts just because I don't think they offer enough drop. The rear is stiff though when hitting a bump... I think it is due to my spring rates though... bought them used and the seller said they were 8kg I believe but I could be wrong.
If I could do it again I wouldn't do Swifts but I might consider used KWs. |
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