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my ride height was solid before I went to the taller Nexen tires. Used to have 3" of clearance with the front splitter. now its closer to 3.75-4 lol. I want to order them too but realized my oil cooler fittings are going to be in the way I think. I gotta find out how deep the scoops get on the diffusers. |
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3" to 3.5" inches seem to be just about right! |
This is how mine sitting at ZDAYZ 2018. She was too low. 25" front and 25.5 rear. Oh and Rusty with the photo bomb!https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...9f431b063c.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...723c620519.jpg
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Final corner balance numbers. She is a hefty girl with the wheels and R888r's. I did notice a difference in power when I
installed the R888r's before I took the car to MA. I also have the DSS pro level axles and they are heavy. Carrying those things around was a workout. This is with 200lb's in the drivers seat. LF: 1036 RF: 984 LR: 885 RR: 832 Front%: 51.4% Rear% : 45.95 Cross weight %: 50.01 total Weight: 3737 |
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By the way. I have my old corner balance data in the cars glove box. When I pick it up I will be able to tell you how much weight I have gained. Things added, SSR wheels, TT kit, axles, diff cooler, etc.
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It has been has been a minute since my last post and I want to thank everyone for all their input. Brendan was spot on with his calculations and understanding. I will be going with Hyperco 350 pound springs in the rear and 800 in the front. I would have gone with a 300 pound springs but Hyperco does not make them in a 7" spring 60mm ID. I don't think it will make to much of a difference as adjustments can be made by adding more rear bar or dropping the front spring weight. Always, chasing a better setup. I have my splitter diffusers and they are pretty awesome lol. I will post pictures as things progress.
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That's what he thought for rates? I was feeling like my rates are too soft with aero and you should be putting more down than I am with the bigger splitter and diffusers. Our rates are almost identical after the rear end math.
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Here are my pre-corner balance sheet. This is before the TT kit, OS Giken diff, SSR wheels, Diff cooler, DSS Pro level axles. This is with 180lbs in the drivers seat. I was running the factory Nismo wheels with RE11's 285/35/19 front and 325/30/19 rear.
LF: 988 RF: 941 LR: 814 RR: 772 Front%: 54.8% Rear% : 45.2% Cross weight %: 49.9 Total weight: 3515 Here are the after numbers. LF: 1036 RF: 984 LR: 885 RR: 832 Front%: 51.4% Rear% : 48.6% Cross weight %: 50.01 total Weight: 3737 I have gained 222lbs total. My weight has added 20lbs. So the car has gained 202lbs after all of the modifications. Most of the weight gain is in the back and that is not a bad thing. This is with full interior both times. |
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