PIC Coilovers vs Stance GR+ Pro

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Aug 8, 2010 | 08:30 AM

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EvoPooPoo

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Just wanted to add that they were never raced, only daily driven. They blew before I got a chance to beat on them. And, the shocks were purchased directly from Touge Factory. I made my claim with them within their specified warranty period, and was denied. Their reason for denial is still unknown.

I'm sure your situation is an isoloated incident... probably more to it then just a shock blowing.
A lot of my friends are on STANCE, and not one have a bad experience.

I have the AL+ Pro with SWIFT springs.
Absolutely love mine! I have NO RUST. and this is going to be my second winter with them. It's firm, but extremely smooth even over rough roads... with so much construction around chicago roads, I would hate to be on anything else.
I also Auto-X...
I do want to try higher speed stuff soon, and thinking of going with the new STANCE 2-ways.

***anyone in the midwest - I recommend picking up a can of dry-Teflon***
teflon coat everything before winter! 3M makes it.

Aug 8, 2010 | 06:10 PM

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BrendanS

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ASTs a bit to far out of my price range, don't want to be in debt so I guess PICs with swifts

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Aug 9, 2010 | 06:57 AM

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WTG.. you will be happy I\'m sure.

Aug 9, 2010 | 07:22 AM

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Originally Posted by EvoPooPoo

I have the AL+ Pro with SWIFT springs.
Absolutely love mine! I have NO RUST.

***anyone in the midwest - I recommend picking up a can of dry-Teflon***
teflon coat everything before winter! 3M makes it.

The AL+ Pro are aluminum body. They aren't going to rust.

Good call on the dry-teflon, I'll have to give it a shot in the future.