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  1. http://www.importimageracing.com/bc-racing-br-series-coilover-kit-for-10-12-subaru-legacy.html

     

    On the right you have option to add Swifts. Talk to Josh and ask him if you can get $150 off if you order the coilovers w/ swift springs ;).

     

    Thanks for this link. I am on the short list for RCE shock/strut project but if that doesn't pan out I think I might go the BC route. Check that, I would definitely go the BC route. Hell, if these would have been out before I put in my pre-order I would have done this...

  2. Bought a 2012 3.6R LTD a month or so ago. Looking at the Eibach springs as I only want about an inch drop. So I have to ask the question when you lowered the car did it leave enough adjustability for an alignment to be performed or are people just installing the springs without a check? Nobody talks about alignments after a spring change. Are you chewing up the inside of your tires because there is too much negative camber? I know on my Mustang I had to install caster/camber plates to get the alignment correct. Let's here from the folks who have lowered their cars.

     

    I get an alignment after spring installs. I had Swift springs installed and right after they did my alignment. Only one of my rear wheels was very slightly out of spec but it was so slight that it is not noticeable nor cause any tire wear issues (rear camber cannot be adjusted with stock shocks). I hear that the Tein springs are the most severe drop with Eibach's following closely behind and RCE is the least drop and Swift is right in between Eibach and RCE for drop, FYI.

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