Official STANCE Coilover thread
#41
Not trying to threadjack, but here's a link since I see that some of you have asked.
We were one of the first to have these in stock and should be able to beat anybody's price if you do find a lower price.
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=195129
We were one of the first to have these in stock and should be able to beat anybody's price if you do find a lower price.
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=195129
#42
Stinky,
Does the pinging sound happen when you turn? I'm taking a wild guess, but it could be your front endlinks. The OE ones aren't adjustable, so there is a lot of stress on the endlinks when you lower it to a certain height.
Dominc,
Check to see if you did not over compress the spring. I am almost positive that the clunking sound you are getting is because of the over-compressed spring. Did you install the coilovers yourself? When you lower the height on the coilover, the perch for the spring pre-load usually goes up a long with the shock body, which in turn can add more load on the spring itself. Try to reduce the spring tension by loosening the pre-load perch. It sounds like the spring is rattling because its not allowed to compress properly.
Edit* just watched the video. Definitely check the spring preload.
DPT852,
We are an authorized dealer and have a full inventory =]. We also have a sponsored sales thread on this forum.
Does the pinging sound happen when you turn? I'm taking a wild guess, but it could be your front endlinks. The OE ones aren't adjustable, so there is a lot of stress on the endlinks when you lower it to a certain height.
Dominc,
Check to see if you did not over compress the spring. I am almost positive that the clunking sound you are getting is because of the over-compressed spring. Did you install the coilovers yourself? When you lower the height on the coilover, the perch for the spring pre-load usually goes up a long with the shock body, which in turn can add more load on the spring itself. Try to reduce the spring tension by loosening the pre-load perch. It sounds like the spring is rattling because its not allowed to compress properly.
Edit* just watched the video. Definitely check the spring preload.
DPT852,
We are an authorized dealer and have a full inventory =]. We also have a sponsored sales thread on this forum.
The inner lock somehow came lose guess it was not tight enough, once i retightened it all again there was no more clunking sound.
#45
thanks to meng motorsports of course! they are legit everyone! i pre ordered mine awhile back and when the came in i personally went and picked them up. cool peeps fo sho. ive had em since beginning of october.
#47
Thanks for the pics and props! =]. They look great. Can we post this on our facebook and blog? I thought I'd ask first before just borrowing them lol.
The drop is really nice. You aren't rubbing on the rear wheels?
The drop is really nice. You aren't rubbing on the rear wheels?
#49
sure you can post the pics on yalls facebook. and no i dont rub at all in the back. i rolled the fenders. the only time i rub is when i turn of course. oh and on that set yall have in stock i think my friend is lookin at buying some but ill keep yal up dated. ill get better pics when the weather clears up.
#50
I got the same noise on air when I first installed. Should go away with time... My Tein coilovers however had no issues.
so since it is hard to explain in words the noise i said i was hearing, here is the video i promised, the screen is black but i laid my phone down in the back on a tshirt with the interior out so you could get a better hearing for the noise I spoke of.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kp6VbIN5z0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kp6VbIN5z0
#51
Thanks Rosario! From what I see, the fender roll looks great. Who ever did it, did a really good job. Okay great, just let me know if your buddy wants to pick it up.
Dwalker, Thanks for the advice. Good news though, dominc was able to fix the issue. Just had to tighten back some of the perches.
Dwalker, Thanks for the advice. Good news though, dominc was able to fix the issue. Just had to tighten back some of the perches.
#54
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#56
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 1,160
From: Union City, CA
tony, you should lower them all the way down, put your 17's back on and then see if they are as low or lower than my B&G's i already know im gonna have all sorts of issues when my wheels come in hahah
#60
Lol according to a few other members on here, the B+G's, go a bit lower than Stance GR+. I have yet had a chance to try to prove whether or not they are right. We no longer have the OE 17's. Gave them away to a friend.