Stance vs. JIC vs. Greddy Coilovers

[jsasrsr]

So I was reading that "coilover thread to end all" and found nothing at all. I just want some input on these coilovers. Im about to shell out 1200+ on some coilovers and I want to be happy with them. I dont plan to have much track use, but more DD with a sporty ride.

Heres the 3 im debating over...

Stance GR+ Pro Coilovers

JIC SF-1

Greddy Type S Coilovers


Also, if any of you are selling anything like this, Im interested.

[ILoveMyRHS13]

First of all, I'm sure you read this in the Coilover thread, but there is no such thing as a soft coilover. If you want a soft and comfortable ride, don't get coilovers. I, personally am getting Stance GR+ Pros because I know more people that have them and like them. I don't know too many people with anything else.

[sbanzer123]

if your not going to be tracking your car just dding it i would go with a set of stance basics

[Z33dori]

yea if your just looking to lower your car then get stance


end of story

[ripnbst]

I will be purchasing Stange GR+ this summer if things go as planned.

[lucky7]

i have GR+ pros. no complaints. though ive only put 4,000 miles on them. i never drove the car on any other suspension, including the stock one. i hardly have any seat time. but all the other S chassis guys around me are rolling on them also.

[ilia]

Stance is good. Good valving, good spring rates, good ride.

[ryguy]

I have Stance GR Basics, 5k+ miles on them and I am completely happy with them on my DD. Plus I think they're rebuildable in the United States.

[Silverbullet]

i think you should go out and try to find people with these coilovers and ride in their cars to decide which to get, instead of asking what other people think. Everyone will say they like what they have; whether it be Stance, Tein, GReddy (didn't know they sold coilovers), or JIC.

Stance's struts apparently have a wider range of dampening than most of those Japanese ones though. Cars with Stance coilovers that i've ridden in do feel better than the Tein coilovers I have in my car.

[jarober]

Stance GR+ here and very happy with them. However, I have only put 800 miles on them. I agree with SilverBullet, that is how I decided on my GR+'s. I also think that the GR+ Pro's would be a little better on the street as opposed to the GR+'s. The helper spring does add some cushion.

[i need tires]

Stance gr+pros here... mine have like 8k miles on them.. love them!

and yes they are rebuildable in Illinois thats where there main US warehouse is

[Psycho 240 Freak]

I have Stance GR+ and my nephew has Tein Basics. For a few hundred dollars more I got monotubing, fully threaded shock body, adjustable camber plates, pillow ball mounting and the ability to slam the sh*t out of my car if I wanted to. Plus my Stance GR+ handles a lot better over bumpy roads compared to the Tein Basics. I know you didn't ask about Teins but those are the only two experience I have with coilovers. My nephew wishes he would've gone with Stance, I don't have any regrets.

[DOOK]

of those three... Stance... I'm a big fan of my Tein Flex.

[tougemaster]

I have Stance GR+ Pro, They not Stiff enough so i purchased the Swift coil spring. Handle improve alot better than the sspring they come with the stance coilover

[jsasrsr]

Well I forgot to mention, im not in it for lowering my car. I have a set of tein flex's right now that Im really tired of...

I also heard a lot of good from Buddy Club and thier coilovers... But im leanin more towards Stance right now.

[tougemaster]

Well I forgot to mention, im not in it for lowering my car. I have a set of tein flex's right now that Im really tired of...

I also heard a lot of good from Buddy Club and thier coilovers... But im leanin more towards Stance right now.


If you not going to lower your car why coilover???

[Kwonza Says]

I have Stance and I love em. I drove in my firneds car that had KTS was ok but yeah Stance was the way to go. I DD my car so unless you really cant stand stiff cars then not for you. Go with stance cant go wrong : )

[nismo racer]

i have the stance GR+ and they are very beefy and best bang for your buck way better than the tanabe sustec pro's i had on before.

[racepar1]

If you wanna DD your car with only very occasional track use I would highly reccomend the TEIN flex. They are pretty much hands down the most comfortable street coils. I love mine on the street, but they leave a bit to be desired at the track.

[eulalia]

Well I forgot to mention, im not in it for lowering my car. I have a set of tein flex's right now that Im really tired of...

I also heard a lot of good from Buddy Club and thier coilovers... But im leanin more towards Stance right now.

why are you changing coilovers? something wrong with your tien flex?

sorry i just dont see the need of you changing coils, if your only dd?

sorry im just confused