harp00n

bat, I beleieve you had G35S sedan springs? How do they compare to the Swift you currently have?

datboybspeeding

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bat6wc

iTrader: (31)

NO COMPARISON. no bounciness. The car remains flat and hugs the road. They are stiffer when hitting potholes obviously but other than that, the ride is PERFECT. way better than OEM. and these continental DWS...WOW!

Lee37xNJ

iTrader: (1)

Hey bat-nice wheels.i'm running the 18" coupe wheels and will be installing the DWS this spring.somewhere i read a lot of reviews on these things being almost impossible to balance without a ton of weights.how did yours go+hows the ride?

bat6wc

iTrader: (31)

My place had no issues balancing them, or at least none that they told me. Ride so far is really good. There is actually only a small noticeable difference between these and my OEM Michilen 225/50/18. I thought the 40 series profile would be rough but its not bad at all.

A_Palaroan

iTrader: (2)

anyone here switch from eibach to swift? i want to know the differences if any. thanks

daniel2288

I know it says 08+ but what about the 07 awd? I'm not sure of the differences between the year

harp00n

no differences in suspension

tejasg37x

But there are differences in springs for the G35X and G37X...

harp00n

yes, because g37 is heavier

but my point is there is no difference in suspension between '07 and '08 model year

mikejg

I did have the toe bolts installed. I don't know the answer to your first question.

I'm still loving this set-up. Thank you Swift for making these springs!!

bat6wc

iTrader: (31)

best aftermarket springs I have ever driven on. in fact, better than OEM. I already sent a thank you letter to SWIFT

mikejg

Bat, that's an excellent idea. I may have to do the same!

D_Nyholm

iTrader: (2)

Still trying to figure out if we need Camber kits to get back to oem spec. Would love to order these but don't want to chew up tires.

mikejg

If you want your specs to be within OEM range, yes you will need a camber kit, at least for the fronts. My fronts were out of spec by about .5 degrees (maybe less) and my rears were right at the very edge of OEM Spec.

I don't have the sheet in front of me for exact numbers, but I do know the front was barely out of spec and the rear was just barely in spec.