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Originally Posted by Gray Goose Even the NISMO suspension? It was sooooooo stiff! That's what I had too. My Aragosta coilovers are better. I may have to play with different

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Old 11-04-2019, 01:23 PM   #121 (permalink)
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Even the NISMO suspension? It was sooooooo stiff!
That's what I had too. My Aragosta coilovers are better. I may have to play with different springs and settings.
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I am about .5" less than stock ride height since my corner balance and my suspension is actual pretty loose now compared to the NISMO suspension.

I am wondering if pulling the rear sway bar would help any...
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Ive never tried the NISMO stuff but its if any stiffer than standard issue 370z parts I would get some base model ones. I bet you can score it all for a couple hundred bucks since almost everyone on here changes it out.
They are stiffer, 9 - 9.5kg/mm on the rear and the shocks are horribly over damped.
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They are stiffer, 9 - 9.5kg/mm on the rear and the shocks are horribly over damped.
right! feel like a go kart
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It was good, but I need my kidney's to work. LOL
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I think the -1.9 camber is killing me more than spring rate and travel right now. I might lighten up the shock rate as well (by a couple clicks) on the front and rear to get a little more transfer.
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Rear sway bar I dont imagine making any measurable difference, I dont see how it prevents transferring weight rearward.

Getting the car to hook is going to be a compromise just like everything else. You can workaround anything and the car will complete the 1/4 mile.. but whatever you leave on the table will remain left on the table.

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I think the -1.9 camber is killing me more than spring rate and travel right now. I might lighten up the shock rate as well (by a couple clicks) on the front and rear to get a little more transfer.
Its not helping but I have been there and gone to 0 and while it helps a little its not all youd hope for.

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They are stiffer, 9 - 9.5kg/mm on the rear and the shocks are horribly over damped.
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Nobody wants to hear it, and almost nobody will make the change
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLHdf5GoLbQ

I had an 0.033 light and my new friend in the Supra ran a 9.022
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This was my last run. 12.4 @122 .....2.19 second 60 foot
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Rear sway bar I dont imagine making any measurable difference, I dont see how it prevents transferring weight rearward.

Getting the car to hook is going to be a compromise just like everything else. You can workaround anything and the car will complete the 1/4 mile.. but whatever you leave on the table will remain left on the table.



Its not helping but I have been there and gone to 0 and while it helps a little its not all youd hope for.



Time to hit the classifieds



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I will have to look up the sport rear spring rates and then buy some 7in. Swifts springs for the rear if I want to pursue this.
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Here they are.

OEM Stock Springs........................................... ....... ...........................FRONT: 7.5K REAR: 8.0K

OEM Nismo Springs........................................... ....... ...........................FRONT: 8.1K REAR: 9.1K
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OEM Stock Springs........................................... ....... ...........................FRONT: 7.5K REAR: 8.0K

OEM Nismo Springs........................................... ....... ...........................FRONT: 8.1K REAR: 9.1K
Im not a suspension guru so I am not extremely familiar with spring rates. But I do know youll want to find out if that rate is before or after the motion ratio if you intend to replace with universal springs. That detail might be obvious to someone who thinks about spring rates more often than I do.
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One of the things I used to play with was the dampening on the shocks when I was drag racing. On the front. Soften your rebound all the way. Stiffen your compression all the way. This will let the front jump up and hold it there. On the rear. Set both compression and rebound in the mid. Play around with the compression to set your squat. Too much squat, stiffen the compression. Too little, soften the compression.
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So, is everyone changing out the restrictor on the clutch line? as seen in this thread?



www.the370z.com/engine-drivetrain/15959-370z-clutch-line-restriction.html

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