I have stance super sport+ with helper springs all the way around. i run them at their 0 setting which is full stiff then back 8 clocks. Rides like stock and keeps my large front bumper off the ground. BC's would be a downgrade, stance shocks are dual valved

 

Do the helper springs make a difference??

 

they keep the shock in a performance position without you needing to stiffen the dampening which extends the shock life...less shock travel. Similar to what a swift spring would do

 

Might look into them..

 

If you are not going to be tracking the car... I would go 350z S Tech springs w/ shocks of your choice. I

have this set up and love the quality of the ride and also love the drop. Looks good with my stock 19's

 

Any pics?? Just curious

 

Frankie, just set your shocks to full soft and save your $$$ lol

 

Taking a step back regardless unless you want to roll on air. Rides amazing with the right shocks.

 

Id do air if I was getting another set of wheels but I dont plan on doing that, just gonna freshen up the stock 19's.. Dont really wanna dump much money into the car anymore..

 

Man I am in the same boat. Done with this damn thing

 

I just wanna do a couple more things and just make it more enjoyable to drive..

 

only one i have was taken with iPhone... the ride is comfortable yet has the ability to corner very well. Also, it is not bad at all with driveway & or bumps. You do however have to slow down with them haha. But overall, I am very content with the outcome. I recommend it

 

Buy the extensions for the rear from Stance (they're like $25 or something) and set them full soft, then adjust as needed. I'm not low anymore either and my Stances still ride better than my BCs did. I don't think you're going to find a cheaper solution than that, that will actually do you any good.

If you've got aftermarket sway bars don't forget to go softer on them as well.