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Thank you Chris. Hotchkis?
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05-31-2009, 04:05 PM
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Got to test them out today at the auto-cross so I can give you guys some feedback. The car feels a lot flatter in the corners but now has a little more turn-in understeer. Honestly I think the front bar is a little too large, something inbetween this and the stock is probably what we really want, at least for auto-cross style driving. At the track I think the bar setup might be okay as you usually don't have to aggressively transfer weight to the front corner. The car did feel more settled in higher speed slaloms. They really need to come out with a front bar designed for the Z rather than just assuming that the G37 will work good enough. |
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07-05-2014, 03:22 PM
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Do you still think that Hotchkis bars are too rigid (especially the front bar) ? I'm looking for FR+RR bars with stock springs and struts 
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