I think it depends on the dollar amount. If it's less (a lot less) than the Autoexe, people might start jumping on it. And yeah, Swift Springs are popular with the Subbie crowd.I highly doubt you are going to get anywhere close to 25 orders. Try to get that numbe to come down a little bit more.
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Thats kind of what im looking for but those spring rates are the exact same as the v6 model. So maybe something a little higher but not that high to kill the stock dampers. Make sure the demo set they give you is not for the v6 model. I believe stock is 280/185?The deal is going straight from Kito Auto Sport.
"William,
I talked with Swift today and got some information.
-Drop 1.2 inches
-Price :$300/set
-min qty needed to be sold 15
We have talked about spring rates and they came up with 5kg (aprox 280lbs) front
and 3.5kg (aprox 196lbs) rear. We can change the spring rate to whatever we
want, if needed. They will be making these spring exclusively for me. I will be
the only one that can sell them for the Speed 6 and they won't make them for
anyone else.
They will first send a demo set and then we can make adjustments from there.
They will build the demo set 4 weeks after the order and then they should have
the complete order in 5 weeks after the adjustment request (if any).
We installed a demo set in a 2006 STI and the results are great. No loss in ride
quality but noticeably less body roll and more responsive. I am going to sign on
with Swift either way. I am pleased with their product."
The auto shop is great and is currently planning on developing a FMIC for the speed 6.
I am very pleased by the time they have been investing on the MS6 and I'm sure you wont be dissapointed.
Feel free to ask any questions
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The deal is going straight from Kito Auto Sport.
"William,
I talked with Swift today and got some information.
-Drop 1.2 inches
-Price :$300/set
-min qty needed to be sold 15
We have talked about spring rates and they came up with 5kg (aprox 280lbs) front
and 3.5kg (aprox 196lbs) rear. We can change the spring rate to whatever we
want, if needed. They will be making these spring exclusively for me. I will be
the only one that can sell them for the Speed 6 and they won't make them for
anyone else.
They will first send a demo set and then we can make adjustments from there.
They will build the demo set 4 weeks after the order and then they should have
the complete order in 5 weeks after the adjustment request (if any).
We installed a demo set in a 2006 STI and the results are great. No loss in ride
quality but noticeably less body roll and more responsive. I am going to sign on
with Swift either way. I am pleased with their product."
The auto shop is great and is currently planning on developing a FMIC for the speed 6.
I am very pleased by the time they have been investing on the MS6 and I'm sure you wont be dissapointed.
Feel free to ask any questions
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7) Rr5.75) kgf/mm with about the same drop as the autoexe. I use my trunk all the time, and don't want the rear to sag becuase of a softer spingrate.
i need the stock spring length, in order to do any calcs. if they're going to use the 280/196 numbers, you just need to make sure that theres enough travel left that you dont hit the bumpstops when under heavier loads.I would be interested, but those spring rates seem a little bit low.
Ryceboi, what do you think? Wiggum, what do you think?
If the opportunity exists to have a spring rate of your choosing wouldn't this be the best chance to do so?
Heck, even if you just take AutoEXE's spring rates exactly, that is still a $100+ off the price!
I'm down if it can be done and not just some repackaged M6 V6 springs... :huh:
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Even though the springs will be around $300 / set, with shipping we will be looking close to the GB for AutoEXE of $430 don't you think?The deal is going straight from Kito Auto Sport.
"William,
I talked with Swift today and got some information.
-Drop 1.2 inches
-Price :$300/set
-min qty needed to be sold 15
We have talked about spring rates and they came up with 5kg (aprox 280lbs) front
and 3.5kg (aprox 196lbs) rear. We can change the spring rate to whatever we
want, if needed. They will be making these spring exclusively for me. I will be
the only one that can sell them for the Speed 6 and they won't make them for
anyone else.
They will first send a demo set and then we can make adjustments from there.
They will build the demo set 4 weeks after the order and then they should have
the complete order in 5 weeks after the adjustment request (if any).
We installed a demo set in a 2006 STI and the results are great. No loss in ride
quality but noticeably less body roll and more responsive. I am going to sign on
with Swift either way. I am pleased with their product."
The auto shop is great and is currently planning on developing a FMIC for the speed 6.
I am very pleased by the time they have been investing on the MS6 and I'm sure you wont be dissapointed.
Feel free to ask any questions
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