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Does anyone have these springs on there Z? How would they compare to Teins. The only thing I know about them is they are JDM. Any info would help in my decision on buying them. Thanks in advance.
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Originally Posted by captj3
How much of a drop are theses? How is the ride on them? Which ones did you get? I'm looking for a minimal drop and I'm also getting Tokico D spec shocks.
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Does anyone have these springs on there Z? How would they compare to Teins. The only thing I know about them is they are JDM. Any info would help in my decision on buying them. Thanks in advance.
Tein S-tech 350Z springs .7“.6“ (slightly progressive front, linear rear)
Spring rates in LBS 386/402
Swift 350Z linear springs .8”/.6” drop on 350Z, G35 drop will be higher)
Spring rates in LBS 336/364
We can't proclaim the Swift spring as being a better performance spring in the face of the S-tech having greater stiffness level's. Granted the material used in the wire by Swift is lighter in weight and it's front spring is 100% linear. Both those things don't add up to trump the S-tech. And if we want to split hairs, the front S-tech springs only have 1 maybe 1.5 coil's devoted to being progressive, meaning they will not have a wide variation between initial rate and final rate like several other Z springs that have 3 or more progressive coils.
I don't see either spring as a poor or wrong choice, they both have qualities that I prefer (though both are far to soft for me). 1. Mild drop to promote decent shock piston travel 2. Linear springs (forgiving the S-tech fronts because of only being slightly progressive). 3. Decent front spring stiffness increase over oem (Swift does trail the S-tech in that regard)
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Originally Posted by captj3
Does anyone have these springs on there Z? How would they compare to Teins. The only thing I know about them is they are JDM. Any info would help in my decision on buying them. Thanks in advance.
www.swiftsprings.com "SWIFT advantage"
If you plan on getting a body kit, or if you use this car as a daily driver, the drop is perfect. The 0.6" drop for the rear doesn't seem like much on paper, but it is obvious you dropped your car.
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My install with pics and all. Short term review & long term review.
https://my350z.com/forum/brakes-and-suspension/231140-swift-sport-mach-springs-just-installed.html
I love the swift springs, but they might not be as stiff in the rear as OEM revised springs. Regardless, I am happy with them.
https://my350z.com/forum/brakes-and-suspension/231140-swift-sport-mach-springs-just-installed.html
I love the swift springs, but they might not be as stiff in the rear as OEM revised springs. Regardless, I am happy with them.
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