stance vs bc racing
12-03-12, 01:54 PM
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based on all the reviews ive read they are both good
i personally own BC and can only speak for BC but between the two, BC is better priced, that might be a determiner of which you get.
My BC-R Extreme drop Kit goes LOWWW and is stiff enough that I dont scrape anywhere even though im considerably low.
i personally own BC and can only speak for BC but between the two, BC is better priced, that might be a determiner of which you get.
My BC-R Extreme drop Kit goes LOWWW and is stiff enough that I dont scrape anywhere even though im considerably low.
12-03-12, 02:51 PM
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based on all the reviews ive read they are both good
i personally own BC and can only speak for BC but between the two, BC is better priced, that might be a determiner of which you get.
My BC-R Extreme drop Kit goes LOWWW and is stiff enough that I dont scrape anywhere even though im considerably low.
i personally own BC and can only speak for BC but between the two, BC is better priced, that might be a determiner of which you get.
My BC-R Extreme drop Kit goes LOWWW and is stiff enough that I dont scrape anywhere even though im considerably low.
02-02-13, 07:56 PM
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i just placed an order for Bc's Br. extreme drop (20mm lower then your average bc) 14k front and 12k rears. i had a set on my 08 civic si and loved them. wanted to try stance but ended up with bc.
02-13-13, 01:17 PM
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yeah i haven been on in awhile i went with bc because i know ill end up tracking the car. as of now to update you guys im having a cage built for the car and i picked up a set of recaros for the front. next is quick release and upgrade sways and control arms. i also picked up a turbo mani and im going to start putting together my own turbo kit
02-21-13, 08:03 AM
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i wont disagree with you but you cant call bc horrible. compairing them to other coilovers. and i rode in my buddys vip lexus at h2o last year with 18k and 16k springs. didnt feel a thing felt like i was sitting on a couch
02-21-13, 08:04 AM
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Regardless of coilover brand, if you have dampening settings and you don't dial it in right, it will not ride to your preference.
I rock Teins, but I will not knock on any other brands that I don't know about it. Find a friend ride there car ask them about it and make your educated choice.
I rock Teins, but I will not knock on any other brands that I don't know about it. Find a friend ride there car ask them about it and make your educated choice.
03-13-13, 06:25 PM
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I recently bought some stance coils from THmotors for a great price. Put them on, set the dampers in the middle of the field (8 clicks iirc), did a 4 wheel alignment, rode pretty good. Car was sitting about 1 finger above stock wheel on all 4 corners. Drove around for a bit, and they broke in. Rides like a cloud now. Love mine.
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