stance vs function & forms
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stance vs function & forms
i can finally afford to lower my car ..
i been looking at stance and function& forms
im lookin for comfort mainly but i and boosting my car and also i wanna be low ... not slammed but VERY close . and im also goin with a flush look right now i have drifz 207b fx 18 x8 +35 all around .. cheap i no but i got them at a unbeatable price brand new and they dont look to bad on my car . im on a budget but dont mind saving a little more .. i want the right stuff ..
what should i go with
i been looking at stance and function& forms
im lookin for comfort mainly but i and boosting my car and also i wanna be low ... not slammed but VERY close . and im also goin with a flush look right now i have drifz 207b fx 18 x8 +35 all around .. cheap i no but i got them at a unbeatable price brand new and they dont look to bad on my car . im on a budget but dont mind saving a little more .. i want the right stuff ..
what should i go with
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I don't know about stance, but I currently have the function & form ones and I love them!!! On the soft setting they feel even better than stock suspension & on stiff they feel awesome, no bounce at all and handles the corners great!! From what I hear though, they're not the stiffest & if you want to go hella flush I'm not sure if these will work for you. I'm currently on 18x9 +30 all around with 225/40 & 235/40 with a 1 degree of camber all around with no fender roll yet, & when I hit a hard dip or have people on the car I do rub a little... But that will be fixed once I roll the fenders. Hope this helps a little...
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Correction, I'm running +35 all around which is what you're gonna run. What size tires do you plan on running? I'm currently running 18x9 wheels with 225/40 & 235/40 & I'm about to roll my fender cuz I rub a little. With 18x8 +35 you might need to run 215/40 & 225/40 and a fender roll. If you want to run tires wider than that you will need a fender roll & pull.
I'll try to post up pics of my ride later.
I'll try to post up pics of my ride later.
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Well I have the rims on the car and I have 215/ 35 all around .. But it's not a good ride and I feel like I'll bend these rims if I don't do a thicker tire .. I'll post pics to .. Ti make it easier u wanna MSG me ur Facebook I have pics up there
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From what i've heard, Stance is really good. It has a very OEM feel to the suspension but giving you that sick stance you're looking for. I've never heard of the other brand but do some research and compare them
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If you can afford it, stance all the way.
That was the first thing I did after buying my is300 because I hated wheel gap.
These go ridiculously low and ride like a dream. I had F&F on my integra and loved how low they went but the ride quality wasn't there like with the Stance coils.
That was the first thing I did after buying my is300 because I hated wheel gap.
These go ridiculously low and ride like a dream. I had F&F on my integra and loved how low they went but the ride quality wasn't there like with the Stance coils.
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If you can afford it, stance all the way.
That was the first thing I did after buying my is300 because I hated wheel gap.
These go ridiculously low and ride like a dream. I had F&F on my integra and loved how low they went but the ride quality wasn't there like with the Stance coils.
That was the first thing I did after buying my is300 because I hated wheel gap.
These go ridiculously low and ride like a dream. I had F&F on my integra and loved how low they went but the ride quality wasn't there like with the Stance coils.
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No sir, I had type 2's. My car was totally slammed though to where i had to more room to go any lower. That's why the ride was rough. Stance coilovers go even lower and ride nicer in my opinion but obviously they are two very different chassis.
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I have 5,000 miles on my STANCE coil overs. got em from Eddie at THMotorsports.
I recommend them. I have had TIEN, APEXi, BC and KW's. The KW's were the best I have ever had on any of me cars but they are pricy as hell (3k) the STANCE are a very close second at 1/3rd the cost.
I recommend them. I have had TIEN, APEXi, BC and KW's. The KW's were the best I have ever had on any of me cars but they are pricy as hell (3k) the STANCE are a very close second at 1/3rd the cost.
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they only make one type of atance coilovers for the is300 right ... and they are $1375 if you guy know a places for cheaper please the me i and ordering them my next pay cheap lol its mostlikely going to be 1400 so i wont have much left 
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