RedPhoenix

iTrader: (10)

Someone is selling 2 Front Stance coilovers for less than the price of a few steak dinners. I havent talked to Stance yet, but do you know if they sell just rears alone?

If not, what about finding a company, tein, megan etc, and seeing if they do. Any adverse affects of mixing coilovers?

Or should I just see if stance will sell just the rears alone and nothing more?

Matt

5sp_jzz30

iTrader: (2)

they will sell them individually. for the rear of our cars you can use the coilovers from the jza147 1st gen gs300 coilovers as well.

call TFdave at Touge Factory and tell him pavel sent you. tell him you need just a rear pair.

their number is 847-290-1531
those guy as cool as hell

FormosaSC

these are the coils im thinking of buying too, are they any good? ive heard good things about them when they first came out, wondering how they are holding up now.

RedPhoenix

iTrader: (10)

Thanks, thats the guy I needed

5sp_jzz30

iTrader: (2)

they are great coilovers. i have buddies that have them on an STI, miata, 240 and SC300. they are really nice. i want them for my 240 and my SC. just need more money at this point.

gunluvS14

I have Stance on my S14 240sx, I commute 300+ miles each week on Azenis RT615. Its surprisingly smooth and so far so good (5 months). I definitely recommend Stance over something like Tein Flex, old Tein HE, D2, and MeganRacing coilover that I had experience on the 240sx platform. The valving is much better for the amount of money you pay. Stance is definitely one of the best entry level coilover you can buy. Unlike most Japanese coilover, they are over-damp in compression and under-damp in rebound stroke.

My brother's Tein Flex on his SC300 turn into crap in about 2 years, I think his right rear is ready for service/rebuild. He's thinking about switching to Stance