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need4speed · 07-05-2009, 12:18 AM

After driving the 370z I just felt that it holds pretty hard for right now.
Dropping its center gravity imo is going to change its performance too
Full bred supercar. .98g iat 72.3 mph is nothing to sneeze at. Lowering the 370
With a firmer sway bar is a potential 1.02g at potential speeds of 74+ mph.
I think that you can track that more than great. Maybe wider tires depending
How hard you want to drive it? But once that stock suspension can't do it anymore
Like as new. Imo then it would be a perfect time to invest top dollar in a new suspension.
But to each his own. Maybe you are gonna do time attacks and in that case it might
Benefit to change it first. But if u just gonna track it on occasion like most will.
I think the drop n sway will prove dramatic improvements in the driving characteristics.

07-05-2009, 12:18 AM	#23 (permalink)
need4speed Base Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: tx Posts: 199 Drives: 08 altima 3.5se Rep Power: 17	After driving the 370z I just felt that it holds pretty hard for right now. Dropping its center gravity imo is going to change its performance too Full bred supercar. .98g iat 72.3 mph is nothing to sneeze at. Lowering the 370 With a firmer sway bar is a potential 1.02g at potential speeds of 74+ mph. I think that you can track that more than great. Maybe wider tires depending How hard you want to drive it? But once that stock suspension can't do it anymore Like as new. Imo then it would be a perfect time to invest top dollar in a new suspension. But to each his own. Maybe you are gonna do time attacks and in that case it might Benefit to change it first. But if u just gonna track it on occasion like most will. I think the drop n sway will prove dramatic improvements in the driving characteristics.