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Stance gr+
oem/true or pro? which drops more and what you guys recommend and what spring rates would you use for someone who doesnt want to feel everything on the road (potholes, sharp speed bumps), you guys know what i mean
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senjen had a set on his G35. As far as I know, on the performance side Stance has been known to be pretty stout and pretty aggressive - not so much as JIC or Tein. Personal preference i would go 10f/8r, 0 preload adjustment and med damping rate to start off with. I believe with Stance you can adjust the height separately, just make sure you know how much rebound you're getting and adjust the preload and damping rate accordingly.
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senjen had a set on his G35. As far as I know, on the performance side Stance has been known to be pretty stout and pretty aggressive - not so much as JIC or Tein. Personal preference i would go 10f/8r, 0 preload adjustment and med damping rate to start off with. I believe with Stance you can adjust the height separately, just make sure you know how much rebound you're getting and adjust the preload and damping rate accordingly.
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The front will be pretty stiff...12/5 doesnt sound bad for everyday driving, the front will be on the stiffer end, just lessen the damping from midway. to me it would sound wierd to have your front damping settings lower than the rear, nothing wrong with it either...just sounds wierd. but in AutoX, 12/5 sounds ideal.
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