Hey @Limit+1

I have a couple issues. Your posts got me really interested in buying the spacers and springs so I went onto your website to attempt to do that. Obviously the springs aren’t available yet so I was going to buy the spacers in the meantime and get the springs when they were available. Well you were going to charge me $50 for shipping some spacers so I already ordered them from another site that shipped for free. Unless you want that to continue to happen, I’d suggest you be more competitive in that regard.

Issue number two, your posts say there is a shipment of Swift Springs on the way. Now obviously you’re giving the disclaimer that there is no arrival date but “on the way” implies that it’s going to be here pretty soon and that seems to be the expectation you’re giving people. Well I spoke directly with Swift Springs and they said the delivery date for THEIR shipment is looking like late August - early September. This wasn’t difficult information to get and I’m sure they’d share that with you as well.

I’m not trying to be a dick here but those things don’t make a great impression. As consumers, we just want to be told the truth and get a fair deal.

 

Hey @Limit+1

I have a couple issues. Your posts got me really interested in buying the spacers and springs so I went onto your website to attempt to do that. Obviously the springs aren’t available yet so I was going to buy the spacers in the meantime and get the springs when they were available. Well you were going to charge me $50 for shipping some spacers so I already ordered them from another site that shipped for free. Unless you want that to continue to happen, I’d suggest you be more competitive in that regard.

Issue number two, your posts say there is a shipment of Swift Springs on the way. Now obviously you’re giving the disclaimer that there is no arrival date but “on the way” implies that it’s going to be here pretty soon and that seems to be the expectation you’re giving people. Well I spoke directly with Swift Springs and they said the delivery date for THEIR shipment is looking like late August - early September. This wasn’t difficult information to get and I’m sure they’d share that with you as well.

I’m not trying to be a dick here but those things don’t make a great impression. As consumers, we just want to be told the truth and get a fair deal.

Hey Weezy, sorry for the late reply, just seeing this. For the spacers, unless you are out of the country I can’t see why our shipping would have calculated to $50. Our site uses shopifys basic shipping algorithm and we often find it under quoting. We typically see $16-$22 for spacer shipping to most continental US locations. Either way it would have been greatly appreciated if you could have brought it to our attention prior to going through another source. In the future, feel free to text or call us at the number listed on our site! As for the swift arrival date, we are attempting to have an initial pallet air freighted into the country prior to the container landing sometime in august. I don’t think that this needed to be public knowledge. We didn’t make any promises on delivery time, and simply opted to notify customers via email when the day of arrival comes. I’m sorry for your frustration.
-Ben

 

Any pics of the Eibach springs yet? he Swift springs are a little lower than I want. I personally would like to find some springs in the 1"-1.25" range as that would be perfect for me. I just added a 15mm spacer up front and a 25mm spacer in the rear after removing the rear 10mm factory spacer. I didn't want to stack spacers. It very easy to find quality, billet aluminum spacers on amazon or eBay with free shipping. I installed Tanabe lowering springs on my 2017 Corolla iM 6MT that was a subtle 1" drop that was perfect.

 

Any pics of the Eibach springs yet? he Swift springs are a little lower than I want. I personally would like to find some springs in the 1"-1.25" range as that would be perfect for me. I just added a 15mm spacer up front and a 25mm spacer in the rear after removing the rear 10mm factory spacer. I didn't want to stack spacers. It very easy to find quality, billet aluminum spacers on amazon or eBay with free shipping. I installed Tanabe lowering springs on my 2017 Corolla iM 6MT that was a subtle 1" drop that was perfect. View attachment 13440

Swift usually is in that range, and I don't expect these to be any different. The eibachs actually sit lower than the swifts on the GRC.

 

If you haven't done so already, email @Limit+1 to preorder the swift springs.

 

I want to see exactly how they look first. Will Swift be making more than one lowering spring for the GRC? I'm in no hurry and I want to get the drop that I want. It looks like the Swift drop is around 2" and I would really like something around 1-1.25"

 

Swift springs ordered! Now the wait for late August - early September begins.

 

Final Lowering Specs for Swift Springs Are-
31MM Front aka 1.22"
38MM Rear aka 1.49"

 

Thanks for the update!

 

This is on Swifts on stock wheels, ill be putting on my TEs sometime next week.

 

Specs for TE's and tires?

 

We have 20 sets unspoken for in the initial shipment that is expected in late august. You can now claim your set at this link-

LIMIT+1 x Swift Springs GR Corolla Spec-R Lowering Springs

Lowering specs-Front -1.3"Rear -1.3" Swift Spec-R Springs are designed at the upper limits of the OEM shock valving. Track Tested and Tuned for optimum performance yet keeps the quality ride you get from the showroom. Improved handling with lower ride height for driving enthusiasts and style...

limitplus1.com

 

I may have asked the question before or you may have answered to someone else, but regarding the pictures on the website, were they taken with aftermarket spacers on? If so, what sizes?

 

icecappedGR4, thanks so much for your pictures, very helpful!

Where did you order your TE37s from? I always look on evasivemotorsports website for various Japanese wheels, not many filters on that site though, makes it hard to sort through all the options.

What TE37 variant are yours? There are quite a few. I like the Volk ZE40 quite a bit too, thanks again!

 

Found this photo for reference of the Eibach kits. Not sure on spring rates though.

 

Love the sportline stance. But the ride is prob crap w the stock suspension

 

Actually just called them and they did say pro kit and sportline end of sept. And will be $350 for either one

 

Yep, excited for the Eibachs. I was told September as well

The lowering kits will be 1.1’’ front and 1.3’’ rear
We will also have another lowering kit that is 1.9’’ front and 2’’ rear.

The lift kit will be a 1.2’’ lift front and 1’’ rear.

 

Any official drop rates for the swift springs?

 

Not sure how official this is, but according to LIMIT+1

31MM Front aka 1.22"
38MM Rear aka 1.49"

 

Will swift only be offering one kit? Or will there be two options?

 

I think in the past Swift offered Sport & Spec R springs in my old Evo days.

Spec R springs having more drop & increased spring rates vs the Sport springs.

I like the Spec R springs they offer for the GR Corolla but would also be interested in a more "mild" option.

Does anyone know the OEM spring rates vs the Swift Spec R spring rates?

 

I’m also curious about the spring rates. I’m think a bit stiffer in the rear might help a little with rotation. I’ve have swifts in my fit, civic Si, g37s, and 86. Looking forward to getting them on my GR

 

Spring rates overall were increased. Under trail braking, rotation is much more natural with the new rate bias.

 

Spring rates overall were increased. Under trail braking, rotation is much more natural with the new rate bias.

Any updates on the swift springs?

 

We spoke with our Swift rep last week and were told they should be arriving sometime next week. Once they arrive, we expect about a week for packaging prior to being shipped out.

 

Just a heads up, we currently only have 10 sets of springs unspoken for in case you are on the fence.

LIMIT+1 x Swift Springs GR Corolla Spec-R Lowering Springs

Lowering specs-Front -1.3"Rear -1.3" Swift Spec-R Springs are designed at the upper limits of the OEM shock valving. Track Tested and Tuned for optimum performance yet keeps the quality ride you get from the showroom. Improved handling with lower ride height for driving enthusiasts and style...

limitplus1.com

 

Just a heads up, we currently only have 10 sets of springs unspoken for in case you are on the fence.

LIMIT+1 x Swift Springs GR Corolla Spec-R Lowering Springs

Lowering specs-Front -1.3"Rear -1.3" Swift Spec-R Springs are designed at the upper limits of the OEM shock valving. Track Tested and Tuned for optimum performance yet keeps the quality ride you get from the showroom. Improved handling with lower ride height for driving enthusiasts and style...

limitplus1.com

@sl0wr0lla be like:

https://giphy.com/embed/lq3t22MU374ty7hEkB/video

 

 

Dont shoot the messenger!

 

It is frustrating. But Swift is a quality manufacturer & these springs seem just about perfect for performance improvement/increased spring rates & aesthetics, without too much drop.

 

Personally, I would prefer to not give up any ride comfort. The stock springs teeter on the brink of comfort for me. I wouldn't feel inclined towards something that decreased ride quality, but I sure would like to drop the car an inch.

 

The OEM lowering springs may be your best bet..... whenever those gets released that is...🤷🏻

 

Swift lowering springs are starting to go out. For those of you installing them yourself, here are the torque specs for front and rear suspension.

 

Swift lowering springs are starting to go out. For those of you installing them yourself, here are the torque specs for front and rear suspension.

Do you by chance have the torque specs for the front and rear axle nuts?

 

Springs will be here later this week!

 

Swift springs are on my back hatch, going today to the mechanic for install and alignment ,front camber bolts tomorrow 😀

 

Can you let us know how the swift springs make the car feel compared to the stock springs?

 

I spoke to the parts manager at my dealer today. They do have a part number in the system now for the factory lowering springs, but it currently shows zero available, lots of back orders, and no price listed as of yet. But at least there's a number in the system now