Are Swift Springs universal?

Are Swift Springs universal?

We offer these universal race/coilover springs to fit most coilovers. Add swift springs upgrade to any coilover kit such as Fortune Auto, ISC Suspension, or BC Racing. This item is non application specific.

Are Swift Springs progressive or linear?

Designed to replace rubber bump stops, Swift bump springs are engineered to utilize a higher amount of shock stroke travel via a consistent linear rate.

Do Swift springs sag?

They almost immediately sag. And the rates are all over the place. A little off topic with this, most springs don’t keep their original spec forever; from my experience aftermarket lowering springs designed for standard struts are short lived and prone to binding (H-Sport for example).

What is so great about Swift Springs?

Swift Springs enable you to tune your suspension to your unique settings. Swift Springs is proven technology on the track giving you a faster, smoother, consistent ride, so you outperform your competitors in any race.

What are swift Springs Fortune Auto?

All Fortune Auto coilover Swift Spring upgrades are manufactured using (H5S.TW.) which is far superior to silicone chrome steel and allows us to wind our springs with less coils, resulting in reduced un-sprung weight and increased stroke.

Why are swift springs so good?

How long does Swift Springs take to settle?

Registered. I’d say that about 50 miles or spirited driving will settle everything in place. More than 200 miles could be asking for tire wear, unless you are good at eyeballing the front camber. Toe settings should remain relatively unchanged up front and shouldn’t change in back.

What is extreme low kit?

The Extreme Low Kits use a combination of shorter shock bodies and spring lengths to help maximize vehicle drop but still retain normal street drivability. They are dual-height adjustable, which means you don’t sacrifice shock travel when you lower the car, since spring preload is completely separate from ride height.

Is higher spring rate better?

You might think the higher spring rate would react faster, but in reality, the lower spring rate will contact the ground first, and thus allows for more grip. With a lower spring rate, the force pressing the tire down remains higher longer relative to the amount of travel it has, so it contacts the ground much sooner.

Does spring rate affect ride height?

Because spring rates are the same each spring will collapse the same amount under the weight of the vehicle. The result is the same amount of ride height.