New Megan swift series or stance gr+?
02-21-2012, 07:06 AM
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New Megan swift series or stance gr+?
I'm looking into getting coils for my 05 350z, what do u guys think of Megan swift series or the stance gr+.
I track my car maybe once in a month, my 350 is a daily driven car also. I'm not trying to slam my car a lot but I want a good amount of drop but mostly I want better handling. Thanks.
I track my car maybe once in a month, my 350 is a daily driven car also. I'm not trying to slam my car a lot but I want a good amount of drop but mostly I want better handling. Thanks.
02-21-2012, 08:12 AM
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If you want better handing , you really need to look into different brands.
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02-21-2012, 12:26 PM
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I'm looking into getting coils for my 05 350z, what do u guys think of Megan swift series or the stance gr+.
I track my car maybe once in a month, my 350 is a daily driven car also. I'm not trying to slam my car a lot but I want a good amount of drop but mostly I want better handling. Thanks.
I track my car maybe once in a month, my 350 is a daily driven car also. I'm not trying to slam my car a lot but I want a good amount of drop but mostly I want better handling. Thanks.
02-21-2012, 12:35 PM
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In that price range, here's what we carry that I'd recommend if you want to improve handling:
Eibach Pro Street
H&R Street
Ksport Version RR
KW V1
Stance GR+ Pro
Tanabe Sustec Pro Five
Tein Flex
I'd look into either the KW or Tein Flex, as well as the Tanabe Pro Five if you're looking to hit the track. If you want to save some cash, Ksport Version RR is a good idea as well.
Eibach Pro Street
H&R Street
Ksport Version RR
KW V1
Stance GR+ Pro
Tanabe Sustec Pro Five
Tein Flex
I'd look into either the KW or Tein Flex, as well as the Tanabe Pro Five if you're looking to hit the track. If you want to save some cash, Ksport Version RR is a good idea as well.
02-21-2012, 01:03 PM
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people might not like stance or bc but i have to say looking into suspensions setups(since drivetrain i have everything i just need to put it all on lol) they seem to be two of only a couple companys who offer double adjustable true coilover setups.
02-21-2012, 01:20 PM
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i have had megan tracks for over two years now. i beat the crap out of them all the time and they still work just as well as the day i got them which was amazing.
they are stiff and most people would say two stiff for street but thats what i wanted and i really enjoy them. very predictable and i like the dampning setting they have to offer.
i have had no issues with any megan products on my car and i dont treat them very nice.
they are stiff and most people would say two stiff for street but thats what i wanted and i really enjoy them. very predictable and i like the dampning setting they have to offer.
i have had no issues with any megan products on my car and i dont treat them very nice.
02-21-2012, 01:54 PM
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http://intensepower.com/stgr2coni350.html
also have three way adjustable but im personally good with two
http://intensepower.com/stgr3co3502f.html
bc has similar offerings would have to google it because i dont remember where i saw it. and i saw another company that people consider crap but dont remember it who is releasing there "juggernaut pro" series soon which is also double adjustable.