tipp

quick questions any feed back would be indeed of help..
which one is more relieable?
which one sits lower?
which one is better for riding?

Infamous 1

iTrader: (20)

I believe Stance coils sit lower.

Vincent123

iTrader: (24)

stance sits lower, a bit stiffer but still dailyable, lots of ppl run stance with no issues

GR+

lobster305

hey wats up 2 great brands. have u looked into bc racing coilovers there great coilovers and u should look into them. they go low real low they will flush i had mine custom made from bc racing with the extreme drop kit i will post u some pictures of mine 2morow.

lo_dit

iTrader: (8)

stance will go lower, i have the gr+. they are on the stiffer side of coilovers but are adjustable

pilotgsb

stance go lower but the mistake i made is if you wanna go air its easier to adapt tien but if u just want coils stance is the way to go with out a doubt unless u can afford jic haha

Spyder78

iTrader: (7)

The only Teins u can adapt to the GS are the CS the ss and flex the coilover is too big to let the bag slide over. If you want to adapt the stances to air in the future its possible.

As far as coil, the tein SS are a nice coilover but far behind times now. No adjustable preload, monotube which would require you to send them to Tein for rebuilding, which would result in at least 3 weeks or more downtime. The Stances have adjustable preload and height. They can also be rebuilt at home as the shock cartridge just unscrews and new one screws right in. If it was my car and my choice I would choose between Stance or BC.

charmersfh

Stance is the way to go. Buddy had them on his 240,I say drift approved!

tipp

thank you for all the help, tips, advices, and guidance fellas! =]

tipp

btw when you refer to the gr+ are you referring to the +plus or the +pro?

Spyder78

iTrader: (7)

only coil that stance makes for the GS is the GR+ Plus

tipp

thanks appreciated bro!

CircuitMS

iTrader: (51)

The BCR setup is a really nice kit for the money, IMO the "best-bang-for-your-buck-setup".

If you want some help deciding on a kit then feel free to shoot us a PM