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Originally Posted by Rusty Not much more. I have them. Have the rear set to soft. The Z stays flat around turns. The Z likes a big front bar. With
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Actually the Z is quite flat stock, and i'm a not a fan of the "flat is always better" movement (in more than one respect  ). too flat gives directness but takes away progressiveness. Plus, I already have quite a lot of grip. what i lack is tail playfulness (currently all i get is very late understeer) and some directness in the turn-in. I know it's not a good comparison because the Z i a heavy car, but when i drove a GT86 on the same track, it was much more pointy.I miss light cars... Roni |
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