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Old 01-20-2018, 04:06 PM
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I'm getting a set of DFVs that have the Ohlins 10k/10k springs on them. I plan to autocross them and would like to upgrade to Swift 12k in the front, but i'm struggling to find the correct part number. I believe it's 65MM ID, but i can't find a specific length. Is it 8-inches using Z65-203-120 or a different number?

Anything else I should be concerned with besides just swapping the fronts?
Old 01-20-2018, 04:28 PM
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Did you already buy the ohlins? I have a BNIB set that I’m looking to sell for cheaper than retail... PM if interested.
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I've already got the ohlins. Just looking for guidance on the Swift springs.
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2.5" or 65mm ID. 8" (200mm)will work great. Anywhere from 7-10" should work. The fronts have tons of room for adjustment.

Why not Eibachs? They're cheaper/easier to get.
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Originally Posted by Dwnfrce
I'm getting a set of DFVs that have the Ohlins 10k/10k springs on them. I plan to autocross them and would like to upgrade to Swift 12k in the front, but i'm struggling to find the correct part number. I believe it's 65MM ID, but i can't find a specific length. Is it 8-inches using Z65-203-120 or a different number?

Anything else I should be concerned with besides just swapping the fronts?
Shoot us an email, we've got them in stock, but also specialize in Ohlins setup. It's more nuanced than youd think (especially in the rear). We can help you with setup.

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Appreciate the feedback everyone!
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Originally Posted by Midnightdennis
Did you already buy the ohlins? I have a BNIB set that I’m looking to sell for cheaper than retail... PM if interested.
I am interested on the ohlins if you still have them for sale?
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