02-23-2013, 04:13 PM
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A True Z Fanatic
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: ny'r livn in tx
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Originally Posted by spearfish25
I've been suspicious for a long time that the sport Bridgestone tires have some issues. First I thought they needed to be broken in a bit. Then I thought they needed to be warmed up more. Finally I'm thinking they just plain suck for street driving.
They don't have the grip during daily that I would expect. My best guess is that they just don't reach the critical warm temp needed to get nice and sticky. When I had the car on a track a few weeks back, they performed great once I had them nice and warm. On the street, they stay so cold that I usually spin them like I was driving on hockey pucks.
Granted the suspension setup is quite stiff so bumps are not the Z's friend. I too had read that the Cayman is much better in this respect, but I don't have the automobile acumen to explain why the Cayman setup is better. It does seem the Z suspension could be loosened up but likely at the expense of road 'feel'.
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 This, but add in sways and a coilover/springs and you're golden. There were a lot of tittie hurt peeps back then. lol
Last edited by UNKNOWN_370; 02-23-2013 at 04:22 PM.
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