TX FS: Stance GR+ coilovers GS2
08-27-09, 02:16 PM
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No trades please, just looking for cash. I'm done with my GS and modifying cars in general for a while.
Sorry if they won't fit 97's. I was going off the info on Stance's website.
http://stance-usa.com/sus/products/c...rplus#GR+-apps
Sorry if they won't fit 97's. I was going off the info on Stance's website.
http://stance-usa.com/sus/products/c...rplus#GR+-apps
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09-06-09, 08:05 PM
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I have them on my 2003 gs3 and they go real low. I had them set almost to the lowest and I wasn't able to put the rim on.
FYI, reason I chose these was because I wanted a low drop like Flex's but smooth at the same time like the Type CS's. The Stance's have spring rates rated in between the two Tein's.
Here are some pics from my drop:
FYI, reason I chose these was because I wanted a low drop like Flex's but smooth at the same time like the Type CS's. The Stance's have spring rates rated in between the two Tein's.
Here are some pics from my drop:
09-06-09, 08:51 PM
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ill take a vouch for stance coilovers too. they are smooth as hell and slammable. your car will lay frame before this runs out of adjustment.
heres the rears 3/4 the way down on 19"
heres the fronts 1/2 the way down on oem wheels
writeup to install if anyone needs it
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...-write-up.html
heres the rears 3/4 the way down on 19"
heres the fronts 1/2 the way down on oem wheels
writeup to install if anyone needs it
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...-write-up.html
