Depends on track first then spring/coil setting for the tire So if you will bottom out adjust the coils/springs fittingly then not too stiff depending on what the tire can
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Depends on track first then spring/coil setting for the tire
So if you will bottom out adjust the coils/springs fittingly then not too stiff depending on what the tire can handle... Stiffer and lower setups are more for road courses Stock height/no sway bars/high spring settings/slicks are for auto x setups...helps with turn in you can go here Nissan Road Racing Forums - Powered by vBulletin
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