![]() |
Swift Springs
Hey everyone, I've read the Swift Swing Review thread enough times to have practically decided on getting them over all the other lowering springs, for those about to say to get coilover's, not within reason $$ wise, thanks though.
My question goes out to hopefully at least a few people in our area. I measured underneath my car before, and have just about 4-4.25 inches of clearance at the lowest point between ground and by Berk exhaust. I'm sure there is no one with the same exhaust AND the swift springs installed. But I was curious for those of you that might have the Swift's installed, hows your clearance and scrapping? Thanks. |
Quote:
|
Yeah, I'm actually trying to order theses as well.
From reading and researching, we need a rear camber kit for to have proper fitment. So dishing out around 590? |
Quote:
|
yeah, most reviews in the thread made it sound like the camber kit wasnt necessary, but there were a few that said it did. I figure be on the safe side, and order the the rear arms and toe bolts
|
Quote:
Better being safe than sorry. I think my Z's going to look silly because of my 245/275 combo if I just drop. I think I'll drop when I have money for my 275/305 combo. :tup: |
also, are any of you considering take the front chin off?
|
I have my EVO-R lip in hand, just need to get it painted and installed. I think when I do that Ill probably remove the front chin spoiler, especially since Im considering the springs in the near future as well.
|
Quote:
Would always scrap in my driveway so took it off. |
Quote:
|
i kept mine on...and i've had my car for almost a year now...with my drop i scrape sometimes when i come in my driveway..(depending on my angle)....but i rather that scrape than my bumper...i guess i kept mine as precautionary.
|
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 02:10 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.4
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Search Engine Optimization by vBSEO 3.6.0 PL2