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Stance coilovers
Has anybody ever use Stande Coilovers how good are they
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crappy brand imo. Save you money...the S deserves better.
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Stance makes a awesome product. Look at some of the cars running them in the time GTA series. Especially Bill Washburns 240rs
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Stance coilovers are better than some of the other low end coilovers on the market. We don't sell them, but I have a little bit of experience with them and for the money, they didn't disappoint. Personally, I would spend a little more money and get something else, but if you're wanting to save some coin, they are decent.
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Originally Posted by GT Motoring II
(Post 22355907)
Stance coilovers are better than some of the other low end coilovers on the market. We don't sell them, but I have a little bit of experience with them and for the money, they didn't disappoint. Personally, I would spend a little more money and get something else, but if you're wanting to save some coin, they are decent.
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I know Stance moved their manufacturing over to Japan about a year ago, so their product should be better quality than their previous suspensions. For the price, I don't think you can go wrong unless you are building a dedicated track car. At that point, look for something higher end such as AST.
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Originally Posted by emissionsux
(Post 22357010)
I know Stance moved their manufacturing over to Japan about a year ago, so their product should be better quality than their previous suspensions. For the price, I don't think you can go wrong unless you are building a dedicated track car. At that point, look for something higher end such as AST.
The new AST 4150s are very well suited to a street car when set softer. Their new DDP (double digressive piston) allows the shock to feel very OEM when softer, yet perform like a race shock when firmer. |
Originally Posted by GT Motoring II
(Post 22357050)
Originally Posted by emissionsux' timestamp='1361576599' post='22357010
I know Stance moved their manufacturing over to Japan about a year ago, so their product should be better quality than their previous suspensions. For the price, I don't think you can go wrong unless you are building a dedicated track car. At that point, look for something higher end such as AST.
The new AST 4150s are very well suited to a street car when set softer. Their new DDP (double digressive piston) allows the shock to feel very OEM when softer, yet perform like a race shock when firmer. |
Originally Posted by emissionsux
(Post 22357196)
Originally Posted by GT Motoring II' timestamp='1361577926' post='22357050
[quote name='emissionsux' timestamp='1361576599' post='22357010']
I know Stance moved their manufacturing over to Japan about a year ago, so their product should be better quality than their previous suspensions. For the price, I don't think you can go wrong unless you are building a dedicated track car. At that point, look for something higher end such as AST. The new AST 4150s are very well suited to a street car when set softer. Their new DDP (double digressive piston) allows the shock to feel very OEM when softer, yet perform like a race shock when firmer. [/quote] I was just pointing out that they rode well on the street. Many members here use KWV3s and never hit the track. These are roughly around the same price, that's all. |
Originally Posted by GT Motoring II
(Post 22357239)
Originally Posted by emissionsux' timestamp='1361584176' post='22357196
[quote name='GT Motoring II' timestamp='1361577926' post='22357050']
[quote name='emissionsux' timestamp='1361576599' post='22357010'] I know Stance moved their manufacturing over to Japan about a year ago, so their product should be better quality than their previous suspensions. For the price, I don't think you can go wrong unless you are building a dedicated track car. At that point, look for something higher end such as AST. The new AST 4150s are very well suited to a street car when set softer. Their new DDP (double digressive piston) allows the shock to feel very OEM when softer, yet perform like a race shock when firmer. [/quote] I was just pointing out that they rode well on the street. Many members here use KWV3s and never hit the track. These are roughly around the same price, that's all. [/quote] I don't doubt they do, it's a high quality product. What is the spring rate range for the shocks set by AST, I may end up purchasing these down the road if I ever decide to start tracking my car. |
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