Buddy Club D1 Spec vs Tien type Flex

[nismo240sxdrifter]

So I looked and couldn't find a comparison on the two, I'm planning on getting one of the two so how equal are the buddy club d1 spec and the tein type flex? Thanks for the help.

[GSXRJJordan]

I'm sure the Flex's have softer springs (7/5? I don't remember... I know it's not 8/6). The BC's are not "high end" coilovers by any means, but I'm sure they perform as well as any other mass-produced unit from Japan.

[240sxdrifterS14]

bump I'm wanting to know the same thing

[blownmotor]

Tein Flex are 7/7. Drift Spec stuff are usually have higher spring rates. Flexes are designed for overall driving.

[joshchewuhh]

just get stance's best bang for the buck
i believe they have a "basic version"

[s14_legend]

tein flex are good if you are daily driving and want a softer ride

[ByeByeSti]

just get stance's best bang for the buck
i believe they have a "basic version"

i second this

[iwishiwas-all*]

i have flexs with 9k springs, and i still think they are way too soft, obviously due to dampener rates, but they are a good dd ride 4 sure.

[Ian]

On full stiff I feel like STANCE GR+ are PLENTY stiff

[steve shadows]

8 and 6


Sucks.


Unelss you drive everywhere on R-Compounds, then they are awesome.


I wanted Tein Flex, but Since I NEED R-Comps I'm holding onto my StanceGR/KTS/WTF? coilovers for now, my hemroids just hurt when im bouncing down the road all day.


(whent from j30 to driving racey everyday so Im a pussy now)