In this video I explain what Swift Springs are and whether you should pay the extra $300-400 to get them on your coilovers. 🔥🔥🔥 LOOKING TO BUY COILOVERS? HEAD OVER TO nefariousracin...
I'm on Fortune Auto 500 coilovers with FA standard springs from them....if I switch to SWIFT springs does ride height stay the same without having to readjust every corner over and over again until it's the right ride height? Would love to just be able to swap in new SWIFT springs and car stays at the ride height it already is?
If the spring rates are the same and the length of the springs the same the height should be very similar/the same. Might be a few millimeters difference.
im interested in buying BC racing BR coilovers. I dont want SUV softness I want BMW m3 comp stiffness. Would I need swift springs or will it not be needed?
@@nefariousracing Depends on the vehicle.....SWIFT SPEC R springs are actually lowering springs....I used to own a set on a 350z....those with Bilstein shocks are about the best ride quality you can get without going to the top tier Ohlins or KW3...and even then it's close from the people I've talked to.
@@nefariousracing just ordered some swift springs for it. Need to raise it up a little and increase the spring rate. Going from 9k front 4k rear (tein) to 12k front 6k rear (swift)
I would love proof that anything you've said is real. Show me a single one of these "many tests" where Swift springs have little to zero sag compared to any other spring.
Bruuuuuh did you hear the part of the company has been around since 1924? They are proven by the millions of miles they've been used on cars across the world!!!
@@nefariousracing I mean I've searched and haven't found anything to support any of the claims you're making. But you say there are plenty of tests proving the lack of sag, so would just love to see one. Or any sort of explanation of how they're able to do all the rest of the magical things you're claiming.
@@Dope.And.Pretty There's quite a few tests on forums you should be able to find pretty easy where people tested them, for example compressing them to show how consistent they are all the way through the range compared to other coilover springs. It's also do with the specific metal composition they use which gives the springs their characteristics. To be fair though a lot of it will be anecdotal - for example how "comfortable" the ride is, that's kind of hard to measure other than personal feel and opinion. But the general consensus is that they are definitely better than most (possibly all) other springs on the market.
Good to know 🤙 I need to upgrade the spring on my Tein flex A to a softer more comfortable ride
Glad I opted for the Swift upgrade this round of CoilOvers
I'm on Fortune Auto 500 coilovers with FA standard springs from them....if I switch to SWIFT springs does ride height stay the same without having to readjust every corner over and over again until it's the right ride height? Would love to just be able to swap in new SWIFT springs and car stays at the ride height it already is?
If the spring rates are the same and the length of the springs the same the height should be very similar/the same. Might be a few millimeters difference.
was curious, thank u very much sir!
You're welcome!
can i put swift springs on maxpeedingrods coilovers?😭 i know they’re cheap but they’ve done me well i just want to go lower in the front and tuck back
I mean as long as the springs are the right dimensions to fit, there's nothing stopping you.
im interested in buying BC racing BR coilovers. I dont want SUV softness I want BMW m3 comp stiffness. Would I need swift springs or will it not be needed?
Swift Springs will make the ride more comfortable, but they won't reduce the stiffness in terms of handling performance.
How would you rate Hyperco springs vs swift?
Haven't looked into Hyperco in detail yet but I may well make a video about that in the future.
I got a 2010 civic and I’m tryna go static 😭but idk what swift springs to get can u help me out pls
Have you got coilovers already? Swift Springs fit onto coilovers. They are not lowering springs
@@nefariousracing Depends on the vehicle.....SWIFT SPEC R springs are actually lowering springs....I used to own a set on a 350z....those with Bilstein shocks are about the best ride quality you can get without going to the top tier Ohlins or KW3...and even then it's close from the people I've talked to.
@@locophoto6881 Yes true, good point. But those are not what I was talking about in this video.
Great video, very underated.
Thanks! Love the Most Wanted Civic.
@@nefariousracing just ordered some swift springs for it. Need to raise it up a little and increase the spring rate. Going from 9k front 4k rear (tein) to 12k front 6k rear (swift)
@@kraftingkars Nice, that should help with the rubbing.
@@kraftingkars Nice, that should help with the rubbing.
@@kraftingkars Nice, that should help with the rubbing.
I just got some used Rsr Black-i coilovers for my 02 ls430 for cheap. Question is are does Rsr Black-i coilovers come with swift spring?
No I don't believe so, RS-R have their own special springs. But you could buy Swift Springs and put them on.
@@nefariousracing thanks for the feed back brother
@@roblinprasad528 No problem!
awesome vid ty
You're welcome!
i got 32k and 34k 5 inch springs for a tlx and it’s very bouncy did i but the wrong rate or are swifts just bouncy regardless?
That sounds extremely high. What's the default spring rate for your car and kit?
SWIFT springs are not bouncy at all...I used to run a set...they're smooth and athletic, supple comfy firm.
Who the actually f runs 32k
@@slap2870 Hahaha.
Can the springs work with stock shocks/struts?
Their spec r lowering springs are built for the oem shocks
@@m8teqc716 thanks
As @m8teqc716 said, they have some lowering spring applications but the ones I'm speaking about in the video are only for coilovers.
@@nefariousracing im assuming their lowering springs share the same material and thus the same pros?
@@m8teqc716 I would imagine so but haven't looked into it in detail yet.
I would love proof that anything you've said is real. Show me a single one of these "many tests" where Swift springs have little to zero sag compared to any other spring.
Bruuuuuh did you hear the part of the company has been around since 1924? They are proven by the millions of miles they've been used on cars across the world!!!
@Dope.And.Pretty What do you have against Swift Springs?
@@nefariousracing I mean I've searched and haven't found anything to support any of the claims you're making. But you say there are plenty of tests proving the lack of sag, so would just love to see one. Or any sort of explanation of how they're able to do all the rest of the magical things you're claiming.
@@Dope.And.Pretty There's quite a few tests on forums you should be able to find pretty easy where people tested them, for example compressing them to show how consistent they are all the way through the range compared to other coilover springs. It's also do with the specific metal composition they use which gives the springs their characteristics.
To be fair though a lot of it will be anecdotal - for example how "comfortable" the ride is, that's kind of hard to measure other than personal feel and opinion. But the general consensus is that they are definitely better than most (possibly all) other springs on the market.
@@nefariousracing Can you link one? Should be easy to find.