anyone try these out yet?

 

Zeal coilovers come with swift springs. High quality springs.

Tohatsu is their parent compant and they manufacture a lot of OE springs for Japanese cars.

https://honda-tech.com/zero...age=1

 

dat one ****** N.O.B. endorses em, so im assuming there good...wud say his nam but all those jap anmes sound alike so i dunt wunna bother tryin to figure it out

 

First of all, celebrity endorsements are bullshit, since the person is PAID to endorse them. Second of all, the guy is Nobuteru Taniguchi (spelling may be off). Not that hard. Third of all, the swift springs are light springs used by Zeal, as someone posted above. The only problem I heard with them, and this is from a VERY long time ago, was that they start to sag after not too long of a while. I don't know of many people using them though, so I sure can't verify it.

 

Zeal USA no longer uses Swift springs, they use X coils, although Zeal Japan is still using Swift on their high-end line (Zi, S6, SuperF). I use Swift on my track DA and I've used H&R, Nipatsu made (Tanabe, Tein, HKS...), and endorsed or not, alot of prefessional drivers like Taniguchi choose Swift, because they are the best.