Stance vs. BC Racing

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09-05-2008, 08:02 PM

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Stance ftw. But like darkonion said, if you don't plan on doing any motorsports don't get them. The BC's will suit you fine.

09-05-2008, 08:08 PM

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Originally Posted by 1codeRED

do both of these coilovers have the same height adjustment range?

which one can i go lower with?

I don't think it matters. I think you can get both pretty low, but our cars don't like being slam-slammed. You lose the dynamics of the shocks.

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Originally Posted by lostUNCERTAIN

whatsup darkonion..

reason for me switching to coilovers soon is for the fact that i'm looking to go Hella Flush in the near future.

the springs are a nice ride i have to admit.. i highly doubt i'll be autocrossing though ive always thought about it

Go with the BC's. Stance is such an aggressive set-up that it wouldn't be something you want to daily drive with. The BC's will hold up just fine for your occasional track day or auto-x. Once you start doing these a lot though, you might want to consider a different coilover set-up.

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Originally Posted by WRXed

i know i'm late in chiming in, but i have a set of stance coilovers on my subie. as my car is pretty much an auto-x/weekend only car, going with the stance was a good choice. however, if i had to daily drive it, which i assume you are, i'd recommend going with something valved better for the street. also, because of the monotube design, it can be a PITA adjusting the settings vs BC's. just my $0.02.

Aye. Same here... kind of. I auto-x a lot. A. LOT. If you plan to get the Stance, be prepared to put up with a harsh ride.

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Originally Posted by 808_lgt

Stance ftw. But like darkonion said, if you don't plan on doing any motorsports don't get them. The BC's will suit you fine.

Aye. BC's will be just fine for you. If I wasn't doing motorsports often, I wouldn't even go with coilovers. I'd probably go with a good shock/spring set-up.