I've had my Nismo for about a month now and my only real complaint is the harshness/stiffness of the ride. I will live with it if I have to because
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11-12-2009, 08:36 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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I've had my Nismo for about a month now and my only real complaint is the harshness/stiffness of the ride. I will live with it if I have to because I love the handling but just wondering if I can improve the ride without giving up the other handling qualities. Would a set of coilovers do the trick? Wouldn't mind being able to drop it just a little bit more too. By the way, this is strictly a street application, no current track plans.
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11-12-2009, 10:20 PM | #7 (permalink) |
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Yes I did but I liked the Nismo better, even with the harsher ride. Don't get me wrong, I knew what I was getting in to but just want to explore some options.
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EDIT: Hmm, I read a little about the product and see they lower the car even more, which I cannot afford in the area I drive around in (as a DD). They are also quite expensive. I wonder if there is something else out there that will smooth out the ride a little.
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The dampers are the only part of the Nismo suspension that is significantly different. If you go with an adjustable damper you will be able to dial in the factory Nismo ride or go plush.
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I'm wondering this myself. The ride isn't too harsh most of the time, more like the sporty feel I was shooting for. Just want to know if I missed something.
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So they could purchase some Koni yellow shocks (or w/e brand they want) which I believe are adjustable and use the nismo springs and that would help ? I have the KW V3 and I used them on my 350 and love them on both rides. |
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