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(Thread Starter) |   Not Ranked : 0 score  Swift or Eibach Pro kit? I just recently changed my shocks and new tires. Budget didn't stretch enough to get yellows or bilnsteins so I got all 4 koni str.t from edgeautopsorts which gave me a good deal. I installed the struts with strut mounts, bum stops and spring insulator on March and barely this Friday 8th I installed a new set of nitto invo 225/40. I wanted to install a set of springs to improve performance and looks but not lowered the car to much(slam). Here in Puerto Rico roads are not to good like in the states, we get quite much pot holes and un-even road surfaces on some of the roads. When it rains it gets nasty, water gets puddle so I have to take these things into considerations. I was considering going with eibach pro kit but than started reading about swift so I went ahead and did my homework, went on there website to find out and noticed that this is an outstanding japan company with a reputation on other platforms.Then I came across some reviews of some members experiencing zag with the eibach. Kept on reading and came across this link which really helped me due to pictures being posted. SWIFT SPRINGS This post was lastly updated on 2015 so I wanted to see how has been the experience until this moment with the swift spring. If anybody by chance has them mated with koni strt.t let me know how has been your experience. I'm kind of sold on the swifts but wanted you guys opinion when compared to eibach & H&R. Thanks for the help
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