I did some pictures, so when I get time this week I will post them

First, I have a few friends with Fits and they have use Eibach or Tein for lowering springs. I have drove their cars.

NOTHING COMPARES TO SWIFT SPRINGS. my car handles like it should have from the factory. not harsh, not bouncy.. perfect. and the tire rumble I had from going over bumps, gone. It handles awesome. These springs are designed to unload faster and are much lighter. I had Tein on my scion and they sucked.

It lowered it about 1-1/4 front and 1.1 rear. perfect for a daily driver, but the most important thing, is it handle so much better.

love it.

 

Where did you purchase these from? And if you don't mind, how much did you get them for?

Thanks.

 

250.00 shipped. we have a dealer in town.

 

cant wait for the pics, I'm looking into these.

 

that sounds like a nice drop. not too low, yet noticably lower than stock.

 

Swift manufactures a lot of springs for OEMs and even aftermarket companies, which is why you like them so much. They know what they're doing

 

Is this just a spring change or a strut change as well?

 

pics!!!!!!!!!!!!! please

 

pix or it never happened

 

+1

 

here it is: Lowered on Swift Springs
Just got one done, I will do more tomorrow when I get my new wheels on.

 

hmmm...still looks stock imo.

 

it must ride well...but she wanted a mild drop.


i want my car SLAMMED. otherwise i would have gone swift, for the quality.

 

it looks lowering more in person. the ride is awesome for a daily driver

 

they probably need to settle a bit as well.

 

you know, today, after I drove about 85 miles, they seem to be a bit lower today. yes, you are right, they did settle.

I will take some more pics with my new wheels tomorrow.

 

give them a few weeks to settle.

it's a subtle drop but it's definitely lower than stock.

 

I think the drop looks good. Just low enough to take up a good chunk of the wheel gap without sacrificing too much suspension travel.

 

looks good girl!!

 

oh yea they do