12-08-2016, 01:51 PM
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Location: Texas
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Drives: 16 370Z Nismo manual
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Originally Posted by Nithmo
I found the stock suspension to be waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too soft. It's made for your average, 40-50 year old guy who wants to feel the breeze through whatever remaining hair he has, and not one who's looking for a car to push and mash around corners.
The only reason a Miata can "hold it's own" is because of how light it is. If it weighed anymore, the suspension setup would be horribly noticeable.
It took 4 chassis bars and some nice coilovers to get the car where I wanted it.
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This was my main reasoning for picking up a late model Nismo. I found I needed mods (rubber, suspension, and boost) to enjoy my MX5. Stock just wasn't going to do. Rather than get a second MX5 that would need all the same stuff again, I just opted for a ready-to-go sports car that already has all of that situated. Modding is cool, but has a lot of inherent inconveniences associated with it. I'm not escaping it, but limiting it only to one car.
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