Lego_Maniac

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I didn't realize you had to drop them.

Do the fronts not adjust from the top with the little supplied ****, and the rears using the window/allen wrench method?

Edit: You should be able to adjust them on car: http://www.koni-na.com/cat_search.cf...lwCObscmZtiCQU

Rochester

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Wait, Mike still has the OEM sways on his 6MT? For somebody who mods their sport sedan, and drives it all the time, every day, this should be #1 on their list.

Mike, did Kevin ever let you drive his 6MT after he put sways on the car this past Spring?

Me too. The smart thing would be to wait until Tuesday, when there's a 90* forecast on the way, so that the Rejuvenator can bake in before using the Prestine Cleaner. But today's 78* sunny day will have to do, because the product is in my hands, the opportunity is here, and I can't wait. I'll see if I can take any before/after pics, but honestly this kind of thing is difficult to represent in photos.

Maybe I'll reapply it to the drivers seat on Tuesday morning, then let it bake in again. The drivers seat is certainly more dirty than the rest of the leather.

What? Don't put that on me, man.

However, yeah, the Swifts feel very very much like stock springs. I was kind of surprised about that. I know that assessment is common, but until you actually do it, conventional wisdom says that lowering springs would be more harsh. (Once again, there's a reason why conventional wisdom is based on convenient logic.) And like you, I prefer a more ridged suspension, so in a few years I'll probably put coilovers on the car and click those damper settings real low. Nothing wrong with modding the mod. And dialing in a more consistent wheel gap front to back would be nice, too.

Mik3G37S

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well but paired up with lowering springs and they will be lowering the car for sure and if not then I guess I'll be changing my mind once again... I am not raising my car that's for sure I wanna lower it 1-1.5"..

I will get sways I will, promise ! :P now just got me thinking though... if konis with lowering springs wont actually lower my car about 1-1.5" from stock height then I will definitely reconsider this..

Yeah I still have OEM sways on mine for some reason never got around to do them I guess

and yeah I drove Kevin's sedan with the sways but I couldn't tell much difference at least not driving locally around town on side streets you know.. maybe if it was some sharper turns out in the backroads then I most likely would be able to tell the difference unless his sways weren't set to 3rd setting.

Rochester

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You need to drive it more aggressively on turns and ramps in order to appreciate the improvement, and that's an awkward thing to do in someone else's car.

The 3 of us ought to get together before Kevin moves out west, if he hasn't already.

Mik3G37S

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Yeah exactly my point too... first I didn't really get a chance to drive it a little bit more aggressively because we were driving locally in my area where it was really congested at the time and the second is I wouldn't feel right driving aggressively in someone else's car but maybe just a little to get a hang of it...

Yeah we definitely should meet up... As far as I know he just moved locally in NJ recently couple weeks back so I'm pretty positive he hasn't moved out west YET. Haven't spoke to him in a while though , guy doesn't answer texts or anything

Rochester

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It's Friday morning, almost 80* and sunny. I just applied about 1/3 of the 16 oz bottle of Leatherique Rejuvenater to the interior leather, front and back seats both. I poured the product into a bowl, and used a small sponge to lift and apply to one section at a time. And with surgical gloves on, I worked the oil into the leather by hand, according to the instructions.

It's going to sit there in the sun all day with the windows closed... also according to instructions. And then tomorrow morning I'm going to apply the Prestine Cleanear to the leather, and buff it all down dry.

MWUA-HA-HA-HA-HA-!!!

RexHavoc

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It's about time for the mid-south meet guys

Mik3G37S

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Not until I get my sedan dropped

'11G37S

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I've got a couple of guys that would be interested in a meet close to KY.

Daddy Fat Sacs

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as others have stated it should have a **** ton of rasp, granted it depends on your overall setup as some combinations do better than others when it comes to tone. Id personally recommend some HFC instead, youll still get some nice gains from them and a less "likelyhood" of rasp.

rochester, waiting for your review of that leatherique...I too have ALWAYS used and recommend Lexol and have had great results imo....so anxious to see and hear about it.

warped ideas

I already have HFCs. The only bottle neck I'm seeing under my car are the middle pipes. I've seen on the Concept Z site GT Haus straight pipes. They aren't cheap but they go from cats to the mufflers.

Daddy Fat Sacs

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sorry didnt even read your sig....well if your planing or going a true dual exhaust and have your mind setup for the most part then I say go for it, but I just think it will be too much air being pushed out and will be raspy as hell. Hope i'm wrong but I wouldnt hold my breath

warped ideas

I'm not convinced that it's a good decision and with a $1400 price tag it BETTER NOT CAUSE RASP!

nishfish871

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At a $1400 price tag you might as well go FI or Ark

Lego_Maniac

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Konis + springs will lower your car, just not to the advertised rate. I would think getting a 1" drop would be easily possible.