Swift springs coming out this month!
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If you call Swift directly mention my name, Oshin
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damn.. It seems what I said about valving bilstein's with no charge to the springs is not accurate. It's only true on non application strut/shocks. Bilstein said if it comes with valving pre-set then it would cost more to custom valve them. You can get it valved to your specs when new still with cost but I think OTS valving will suffice most likely...I guess it was too good to be true.
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[MENTION=15707]R3L3NTL3S[/MENTION] [MENTION=14791]jkups[/MENTION] all on Swift Spec-R Springs
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Honestly on bumps they feel softer; Otherwise they will much like stock, but a lil less harsh. They don't have that jolt feeling over bumps. I called and asked why they feel softer when they are rated stiffer and Len told me their springs react faster; makes sense to me.. I think Swift with bilstein sports would be insane< i'm in the process on getting them actually.. Even now, without an alignment, I can tell a difference in corners. you will like them.
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im looking to purschase these springs for my 2011 ms3, is there a website i can go to purchase them or do i have to call swift directly? any help would be appreciated thnx in advance.
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Either get in touch with MAP (modern automotive performance) they are selling them for 312 shipped or call Swift directly and talk to Len. Mention my name if you call Swift directly.Name is Oshin pronounce like Ocean.
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thnx specv appreciate the help.
LOL.... I need to lower mine, soon, as well. It does not like to stick to the ground at a Porsche Club Road Racing event here in the South. Too much torque and the tires like to spin too much. My Speed3 only has 4k miles on it.
The ride would be horrible unless you did something to somehow regain the suspension travel that you lose by lowering.
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Yeah, you should not use them on FSD's. I'm going with Bilstein SP myself. Swift with oem strut/shocks do fairly well. Comfort is close to stock but you can feel the handling improvement under hard cornering. I still need to get an alignment, but even then I still believe they handle better. Gen2 struts are not horrible like
gen1's so ride with swifts are fine. On the bigger/steeper bumps you can still the stiffnes but its a compromise you need to make for better handling and looks. I think going with higher performance shocks will improve this and the handling way more.
gen1's so ride with swifts are fine. On the bigger/steeper bumps you can still the stiffnes but its a compromise you need to make for better handling and looks. I think going with higher performance shocks will improve this and the handling way more.
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Pics are not the 2 cars in the far away pics, just others that have the SWIFT spec-r springs.
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Pics are not the 2 cars in the far away pics, just others that have the SWIFT spec-r springs.
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What is the part number for these springs so i can let my local vendor know to order??
You have had them on for a bit now, any settling, or they holding at the same height from when you installed?
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yeah, no settling. I don't know the part number. and you can get them through JP at www.edgeautosport.com or www.maperformance.com only for now.
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Just saw your in lake forest.. You can call Swift directly and pick them up... Talk to Leonard at SWIFT and say Oshin referred you... he might be able to hook you up without going through a vendor. Swift doesn't have the conventional vendor network so he might be able to hook you up.BUT if you choose you can go through edgeautosport or MAP for now
Cool, thanks for the info!