Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - Stance XR1 vs. Fortune Auto 500 True-Type Coilovers

ZahyMatar · 04-25-2017, 09:41 PM

Hey everyone! So I'm having a huge dilemma right now... I have a 2013 G37S 6MT Sedan (Yes, I know, not a 370Z, but close enough...)

I figured this forum would be able to help me out, as you guys are a little more performance-oriented than the G37 side.

I have the option of either purchasing Stance XR1 true-type coilovers, with 12/8k Swift springs, or Fortune Auto 500 Gen 6 true-type with 11/8k Swift springs. My other suspension mods include Hotchkis adjustable front and rear adjustable sway bars, Cusco strut bar, SPL FUCA, SPL rear camber arms, SPL toe arms, and the SPL eccentric lockout kit. Along with a square set of 19x9.5 +40 2015+ NISMO wheels with 255/40/19 Continental ExtremeContact Sport tires.

Which setup would you choose? There's only a $50 difference, so price really isn't a factor. My car is a daily driver, but I do enjoy back roads, and may do 2-3 Auto X/track sessions a year.

Thanks again!

04-25-2017, 09:41 PM	#1 (permalink)
ZahyMatar Base Member Join Date: Feb 2017 Location: Franklin Park, NJ Posts: 28 Drives: 2013 6MT G37S Sedan Rep Power: 8	Stance XR1 vs. Fortune Auto 500 True-Type Coilovers Hey everyone! So I'm having a huge dilemma right now... I have a 2013 G37S 6MT Sedan (Yes, I know, not a 370Z, but close enough...) I figured this forum would be able to help me out, as you guys are a little more performance-oriented than the G37 side. I have the option of either purchasing Stance XR1 true-type coilovers, with 12/8k Swift springs, or Fortune Auto 500 Gen 6 true-type with 11/8k Swift springs. My other suspension mods include Hotchkis adjustable front and rear adjustable sway bars, Cusco strut bar, SPL FUCA, SPL rear camber arms, SPL toe arms, and the SPL eccentric lockout kit. Along with a square set of 19x9.5 +40 2015+ NISMO wheels with 255/40/19 Continental ExtremeContact Sport tires. Which setup would you choose? There's only a $50 difference, so price really isn't a factor. My car is a daily driver, but I do enjoy back roads, and may do 2-3 Auto X/track sessions a year. Thanks again!