Review Stance Super sport +
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I also have Stance SS's had them on almost a month now... coming from Tien, and Swift.... i'll never go back to Springs again... easy install... dropped 25.1/2 from ground to Fender front 25.3/4 rear to give that slight dive... the ride... Sweet Smooth and Stance'n I'm on CV'5's 20x 10.5's all around you can see my drop on Vossen post up thred... Stance quality unsurpassed! Its a 1# Coilover in my book... highly recommend... but and I mean But .. those that hate Gravity... these are for the Strong hearted of Slammage! Lol...
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I also have Stance SS's had them on almost a month now... coming from Tien, and Swift.... i'll never go back to Springs again... easy install... dropped 25.1/2 from ground to Fender front 25.3/4 rear to give that slight dive... the ride... Sweet Smooth and Stance'n I'm on CV'5's 20x 10.5's all around you can see my drop on Vossen post up thred... Stance quality unsurpassed! Its a 1# Coilover in my book... highly recommend... but and I mean But .. those that hate Gravity... these are for the Strong hearted of Slammage! Lol...
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I have been thinking of going KW V3 suspension but am starting to think that a set of these Stance SS+ coilovers is the more sensible way to go for me on the 370GT (G37). I say this as the KW V3's are quite expensive and as far as I can tell if you drop your car a decent amount you'll also need to add front and rear camber arms, another $4-500+. This stretches the price gap between the two even further, in the wrong direction. From all reviews I've seen the KW V3's provide a pretty sweet ride but how much more than something like these Stance SS+?
With the Stance SS+ you have the adjustable strut tops to handle the front camber change (I don't think KW V3 has). You might only need something like rear SPC arms so possibly an extra ~$200.
Is that what most people have experienced in terms of camber arm needs? I'm not looking to totally slam the car (like your first photos slow
) but think any decent drop will probably require at least some form of rear camber correction with the Stance SS+ kit.
I can't think of any reason why they would but no one has had any issues using Stance SS+ if not totally slammed have they? The helper spring on the SS+ kit probably removes even more potential for any issues as it can be adjusted to suit and work as efficiently as possible.
Have many people driven or lived with both the KW V3 & Stance SS+ on a G37? If so what were your thoughts?
With the Stance SS+ you have the adjustable strut tops to handle the front camber change (I don't think KW V3 has). You might only need something like rear SPC arms so possibly an extra ~$200.
Is that what most people have experienced in terms of camber arm needs? I'm not looking to totally slam the car (like your first photos slow
) but think any decent drop will probably require at least some form of rear camber correction with the Stance SS+ kit. I can't think of any reason why they would but no one has had any issues using Stance SS+ if not totally slammed have they? The helper spring on the SS+ kit probably removes even more potential for any issues as it can be adjusted to suit and work as efficiently as possible.
Have many people driven or lived with both the KW V3 & Stance SS+ on a G37? If so what were your thoughts?
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@Fry,
On the Stance, I'm currently running 20x10.5 in all 4 corners with no Kits... I still have to run a lil neg camber... just due to the +25 offset and the width of the rims... its not much though...Price wise vs KW's i'll stay with stance...not due to $$ but the flexabilty of the levels of Dampening and height... I like that Slammed look... but too not to bad to not be able to go over speed bumps... the ride I can change though I like to feel the road so I have mine set at 10... its stiff but flows on the road... remember these are "True' coilovers and not like the older GR series... but if you want to see my pics head to the wheels section and look up Vossens posting thred... with my CV5's 255/30/20... these Stance make the G look Clean IMO
On the Stance, I'm currently running 20x10.5 in all 4 corners with no Kits... I still have to run a lil neg camber... just due to the +25 offset and the width of the rims... its not much though...Price wise vs KW's i'll stay with stance...not due to $$ but the flexabilty of the levels of Dampening and height... I like that Slammed look... but too not to bad to not be able to go over speed bumps... the ride I can change though I like to feel the road so I have mine set at 10... its stiff but flows on the road... remember these are "True' coilovers and not like the older GR series... but if you want to see my pics head to the wheels section and look up Vossens posting thred... with my CV5's 255/30/20... these Stance make the G look Clean IMO
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Thanks Blair'n your car looks great.
I've got 20" CV3's almost here, standard +32 F, +45 R for me though.
I am really thinking of just going with the Stance setup now and possibly, SPC or SPL rear camber kit if required to save myself some coin. The SPC arms look to have rubber bushes which probably keep a the vibrations etc down a little compared to the SPL ones.. that's a guess on my part from looking at the photos.
I've got 20" CV3's almost here, standard +32 F, +45 R for me though.
I am really thinking of just going with the Stance setup now and possibly, SPC or SPL rear camber kit if required to save myself some coin. The SPC arms look to have rubber bushes which probably keep a the vibrations etc down a little compared to the SPL ones.. that's a guess on my part from looking at the photos.
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Thanks Blair'n your car looks great.
I've got 20" CV3's almost here, standard +32 F, +45 R for me though.
I am really thinking of just going with the Stance setup now and possibly, SPC or SPL rear camber kit if required to save myself some coin. The SPC arms look to have rubber bushes which probably keep a the vibrations etc down a little compared to the SPL ones.. that's a guess on my part from looking at the photos.
I've got 20" CV3's almost here, standard +32 F, +45 R for me though.
I am really thinking of just going with the Stance setup now and possibly, SPC or SPL rear camber kit if required to save myself some coin. The SPC arms look to have rubber bushes which probably keep a the vibrations etc down a little compared to the SPL ones.. that's a guess on my part from looking at the photos.
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After looking at this some more the top camber mounts in the Stance Front coilovers probably won't change a thing but the strut angle. You really need the adjustable upper arms to affect the camber at all on the G37 at the front. So the only thing the pillow ball upper mounts on these will do is possibly add unnecessary noise and vibrations to the system. It might not be too noticeable I guess but seems strange to add it to the kit if it's not necessary.
It makes me think a BC Racing BR RS kit might be the better way to go as they have rubber upper mounts not pillowball ones. Well that's for me anyway, 90+% street usage for me.
It makes me think a BC Racing BR RS kit might be the better way to go as they have rubber upper mounts not pillowball ones. Well that's for me anyway, 90+% street usage for me.
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After looking at this some more the top camber mounts in the Stance Front coilovers probably won't change a thing but the strut angle. You really need the adjustable upper arms to affect the camber at all on the G37 at the front. So the only thing the pillow ball upper mounts on these will do is possibly add unnecessary noise and vibrations to the system. It might not be too noticeable I guess but seems strange to add it to the kit if it's not necessary.
It makes me think a BC Racing BR RS kit might be the better way to go as they have rubber upper mounts not pillowball ones. Well that's for me anyway, 90+% street usage for me.
It makes me think a BC Racing BR RS kit might be the better way to go as they have rubber upper mounts not pillowball ones. Well that's for me anyway, 90+% street usage for me.
Toe bolt and Done but too I'm running 10.5+25 all four corners... its your car... you do what makes you happy secure... I. Dont have vibrations. Squeeking sounds or anything else for that fact... your guessing ... but if any coil is done right you should have no issues... BC's are like Stance's old GR series... these are true coilovers... big difference... So till you have them dont knock it till you've tried it... youll save 2-300 if you Go BC anyhow ... Good luck!
I have them and no complaints ... ohh BTW..100% Street driving with my G...
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Yes, I am guessing there so was hoping more for feedback which I got
I guess I am basing that on a lot of feedback I've heard over the years with pillowball upper mounts Vs rubber ones being a little more harsh. In saying that I figure car suspension systems have come a long way since I first stared looking at those things ~15 years ago. I think I just need to see what the price difference is and go from there. I can't really see any drastically bad reviews of either BC or Stance in recent times which is a comforting thing regardless of which way I go.
I guess I am basing that on a lot of feedback I've heard over the years with pillowball upper mounts Vs rubber ones being a little more harsh. In saying that I figure car suspension systems have come a long way since I first stared looking at those things ~15 years ago. I think I just need to see what the price difference is and go from there. I can't really see any drastically bad reviews of either BC or Stance in recent times which is a comforting thing regardless of which way I go.
I have these stance coilovers as well.. sounds silly but does anyone know if the rears can be adjusted to a softer setting inside the car or under? can really get to the **** thats on top...
the fronts are easy to get at.
the fronts are easy to get at.
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Thanks... I've enjoyed the Coilivers and only one touch up yesterday on the front... the Looks, the Ride and having my Dampener set at 10 is nice and stiff and peefect for my freeway driving in LA...lol
As for the question on adjustment on the rear yup they gotta come down ...or as TH says get the extenders.. I have my rears at 10 for several reasons... 1. is Weight of Fuel, 2. kids, 3. When I feel a lil heavy footed it doesnt Dump the rear as bad.. so far I like the setting migh soften the front.. but still enjoy it...
@Fry...
We all have different tastes on the ride... if you were local I'd let you take mine out for a drive and show you how these Stance SS's ride... Even my Wife and kids like the smoothness yet feel of the road.. their only complaint is the dips and speed bumps... "Dad your to LOW" lol cool
Check around Fry... see if any locals will let you see either versions... but from my end I enjoy these.. ask THMotorsports they'll hook you up!
Great service too yet the Shipping!
As for the question on adjustment on the rear yup they gotta come down ...or as TH says get the extenders.. I have my rears at 10 for several reasons... 1. is Weight of Fuel, 2. kids, 3. When I feel a lil heavy footed it doesnt Dump the rear as bad.. so far I like the setting migh soften the front.. but still enjoy it...
@Fry...
We all have different tastes on the ride... if you were local I'd let you take mine out for a drive and show you how these Stance SS's ride... Even my Wife and kids like the smoothness yet feel of the road.. their only complaint is the dips and speed bumps... "Dad your to LOW" lol cool
Check around Fry... see if any locals will let you see either versions... but from my end I enjoy these.. ask THMotorsports they'll hook you up!
Great service too yet the Shipping!
