Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - RS-R Coilover ... Wow

lgirard · 05-11-2015, 12:28 PM

I own a 370Z 2009. This Winter I changed most of my suspension with RS-R coilover, SPL front camber arm, SPL rear camber arm and brand new Ventus RS-3 V2 tires (19", 275 in the back and 145 for the front). allignment is the following:
Front:
Camber -2,7
Caster + 7,7
Toe in 1/8"
Rear:
Camber -1,5
Toe neutral
Lowered : 0,8 inch

I had my first track day Friday in Mont-Tremblant. As oppose to last year, the car is day and night. The car tendency to initially understeer and suddenly oversteer is completly gone. It is dawn neutral. I did not pushed hard at all since I was experimenting with setups but the car is already faster and much more predictable. furthermore, there was snow on that track a couple of weeks ago so the track was a bit cold. All in all, it is all positive. I can't wait for my next track day on May 27th (still in Mont-Tremblant) to start pushing harder.

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lgirard Base Member Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Montréal, Canada Posts: 16 Drives: 370Z,2009,Black,M6 Rep Power: 12	RS-R Coilover ... Wow I own a 370Z 2009. This Winter I changed most of my suspension with RS-R coilover, SPL front camber arm, SPL rear camber arm and brand new Ventus RS-3 V2 tires (19", 275 in the back and 145 for the front). allignment is the following: Front: Camber -2,7 Caster + 7,7 Toe in 1/8" Rear: Camber -1,5 Toe neutral Lowered : 0,8 inch I had my first track day Friday in Mont-Tremblant. As oppose to last year, the car is day and night. The car tendency to initially understeer and suddenly oversteer is completly gone. It is dawn neutral. I did not pushed hard at all since I was experimenting with setups but the car is already faster and much more predictable. furthermore, there was snow on that track a couple of weeks ago so the track was a bit cold. All in all, it is all positive. I can't wait for my next track day on May 27th (still in Mont-Tremblant) to start pushing harder.