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My 370Z's steering is A LOT lighter than my 350Z's. Having said that, it also depends on which 370Z you drive. The one I first test drove had 18s, which
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My 370Z's steering is A LOT lighter than my 350Z's.
Having said that, it also depends on which 370Z you drive. The one I first test drove had 18s, which are heavier than the forged Rays and have a fatter sidewall, so its steering felt heavier, naturally. Edit: Also tire pressure. A lot of these cars sit outside in the freezing cold and overtime PSI falls below 30s, which also makes steering heavy. Last edited by AlphaSnacks; 01-03-2011 at 06:29 PM. |
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