Ohlins!
 

Thanks to a certain individual (Adam Chugg) approaching the Ohlins representative at the PRI show we now have the 370Z road and track coil overs available in the USA. That is a AST, Moton Level suspension available for $2.5K!

Remote reservoirs and 2 and 3 way adjustable? No link.

Haha you wish (I wish too).

Their R&T line is single adjustment knob for rebound adjustment (although the product manual actually says the compression also changes but to a lesser degree)

No link. I don’t sell them. Just trying to give everyone a heads up that they’re now available.

You plan to do off-road like Baja Raptor on your turbo Z?

Wow to much cocaine brother!

I mean octane.:tup:

At 2.5k it sounds like they were talking about the DFV Road and Track one, they've had that for awhile you just had to order it and wait for shipping. An Ohlins Motorsports one would be great.

Yes. But you would get stung with VAT and overseas shipping. This makes things so much simpler.

Looked up their euro version's spring rate, 515/400 seems a little soft

https://www.ohlins.eu/en/products/au...08-2013--6043/

Nay, I like my current setup, just need more adjustment for high speed and low speed compression. I want more control than a single adjuster can give me.

JRZ's with 4 way adjustments for $9,000. :eek: :yum:

The Ohlins are $2,590.00. They're the DFV type. Hmmmm

https://www.ohlinsusa.com/parts/2009...to-rt-nis-gq00

I ran across these when I was doing coilover research for my STU build. S2000 guys really like them. I thought the rate was kinda soft for what I want my coilovers for and it seemed like a lot of effort to get them where I needed. Especially if we are shelling out $2500. At that price point I'd like to choose my springs and have custom valving corresponding to the rates.

what's the spring rates on the Ohlins?

Yeah, that is not enough spring. I would want at least 13k front and 11k rear.