Well Just bought Swift springs
, My area ( West Newton) has terrible roads. I actually take the LONG way to the gym because the main road their looks like they used it for land mine practice,, LOLAvoiding potholes is in my nature...
Glad you finally received them...safe & sound!
Now get them installed, so you can show them off in style during the meet!
Still
I can't make it....
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[QUOTE=dragion;3769571]Find me some roads in Boston area that aren't terrible!
Avoiding potholes is in my nature...
No kidding you have to drive around like your drunk,
Avoiding potholes is in my nature...
No kidding you have to drive around like your drunk,
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Grabbed some quick pis this morning on the way into work, The ride to work was very nice , NO clunking from the rear of any kind smooth and comfortable ride. There is one spot in Woburn near my work that the road is all over the place and handled it like a champ!
You can see the rear tire gap is still very small, I was 2 finger gap( pardon the description) and now is like a 2 and a quarter. So not really any different
You can see the rear tire gap is still very small, I was 2 finger gap( pardon the description) and now is like a 2 and a quarter. So not really any different
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Stop that man i'm still out over 1k for the coils and stuff, An I cant sell them
.. I may just make them into a boat anchor LOL, So didn't win yet either, But was SO nice drive into work this morning with the radio at a normal level
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tough to make chicken salad out of chicken sh*$ as they say..
That was a tough one, I feel for you. Done many regrettable mods which should never have been done like putting a VSLD into a front wheel drive which probably didn't belong. Tough lesson there.. but like they say live and learn..
That was a tough one, I feel for you. Done many regrettable mods which should never have been done like putting a VSLD into a front wheel drive which probably didn't belong. Tough lesson there.. but like they say live and learn..
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Grabbed some quick pis this morning on the way into work, The ride to work was very nice , NO clunking from the rear of any kind smooth and comfortable ride. There is one spot in Woburn near my work that the road is all over the place and handled it like a champ!
You can see the rear tire gap is still very small, I was 2 finger gap( pardon the description) and now is like a 2 and a quarter. So not really any different
You can see the rear tire gap is still very small, I was 2 finger gap( pardon the description) and now is like a 2 and a quarter. So not really any different
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I know they are X springs but I still have no idea why my RWD front springs sit higher than my rear and by a considerable margin at that (finger and a half). @#%$@#