Swift spring or Eibach?
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Al Czervik (02-02-2016)
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#12
Pawn in Game of Life
Swifts FTW...
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Last edited by Al Czervik; 02-02-2016 at 10:05 AM.
#13
hmmm...Swifts look to be uneven a bit.
#14
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I can see how you could think that looking at Al's pic. I don't think my car looks uneven though. Reviews of Swift springs are all around this forum and they are one of the most popular suspension choices. Them and Eibach are probably 1 and 2 though I don't know which would be first. Both are great choices. I don't think Eibach has a kit for the AWD models though so that made my decision easy.
EDIT: Eibach makes springs for the coupe my mistake. No coilovers for the X is what I was remembering.
EDIT: Eibach makes springs for the coupe my mistake. No coilovers for the X is what I was remembering.
Last edited by JUMBO PALACE; 02-02-2016 at 01:30 PM.
#15
^Yeah, they do:
https://www.myg37.com/forums/brakes-...initi-g37.html
From what I can gather, the Swifts are a good alternative and give a slightly milder drop than the Eibachs. They have been known to sag a bit in the rear. Good news is no camber kit needed.
I'm still on the fence between the two. I just want a mild drop and see no need to pay for springs PLUS camber kits to get it. Hell, you're into coilover $$$ at that point.
I almost wish I had not gotten the xS.
https://www.myg37.com/forums/brakes-...initi-g37.html
From what I can gather, the Swifts are a good alternative and give a slightly milder drop than the Eibachs. They have been known to sag a bit in the rear. Good news is no camber kit needed.
I'm still on the fence between the two. I just want a mild drop and see no need to pay for springs PLUS camber kits to get it. Hell, you're into coilover $$$ at that point.
I almost wish I had not gotten the xS.