Chassis Help! Need a track day set-up.

m13s · 03-07-2017, 04:40 PM

Agree what everyone said on the YAW sensor. I am new to the platform but physics are physics.

I would think about going to 18" square setup to start, add stiffer springs front and rear with a good set of coil overs. Talk to your tire and suspension guys to see what they recommend for the type of driving that you do at the track. Pressures are key along with camber.

Depending on budget you will have to make a determination as to what you feel works for your wallet.

For my track set up we run 18x10.5 squared, 3.5 - front and - 2 in the rear. 2 way adjustable JRZ and I'll have to check the spring rates. We do NOT have any nannies on the car including ABS.

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03-07-2017, 04:40 PM	#13 (permalink)
m13s Base Member Join Date: Dec 2016 Location: MA Posts: 49 Drives: 2009 370z Rep Power: 9	Agree what everyone said on the YAW sensor. I am new to the platform but physics are physics. I would think about going to 18" square setup to start, add stiffer springs front and rear with a good set of coil overs. Talk to your tire and suspension guys to see what they recommend for the type of driving that you do at the track. Pressures are key along with camber. Depending on budget you will have to make a determination as to what you feel works for your wallet. For my track set up we run 18x10.5 squared, 3.5 - front and - 2 in the rear. 2 way adjustable JRZ and I'll have to check the spring rates. We do NOT have any nannies on the car including ABS.