Help stock DE user ...
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Help stock DE user ...
I have an european DE 6MT 280hp (roadster), VLSD equipped.
My car is even worst than stock one because I have a 110 Kg weight in the car boot ( ... please don't ask why ... ).
I would like to start drifting and I would like to start with new LSD + new final gear + camber / toe settings.
So, please, give me your opinions about these parts:
- LSD Cusco RS 1.5/2way (set 2way)
- 4.360 Central 20 final gear
- camber / toe settings (I don't know which use, please remember +110 Kg)
So:
- the Cusco RS 2way is the better LSD for drifting?
- 4.36 final gear is the best choice for drifting? Which is the top speed in 6 gear @ 6600 rpm?
- no idea which camber/toe using (I have grippy Michelin Pilot Super Sport 225/45R18 on front and 245/45R18 on rear)
Consider:
- I don't use my car on highway but often I get 120/130 mph ... But I drive a DE so I can't get high rpm, maybe I should use 4.08 / 3.9 for drift ...
- fuel cost is not a problem
- VDC is not a problem (european 350z have ESP OFF button, we disable both TCS and VDC with one button, maybe I'm wrong)
I'll pay $1900 for parts and work (here in Europe these parts cost a lot!), it's a lot of money for me so I don't want waste my money
My car is even worst than stock one because I have a 110 Kg weight in the car boot ( ... please don't ask why ... ).
I would like to start drifting and I would like to start with new LSD + new final gear + camber / toe settings.
So, please, give me your opinions about these parts:
- LSD Cusco RS 1.5/2way (set 2way)
- 4.360 Central 20 final gear
- camber / toe settings (I don't know which use, please remember +110 Kg)
So:
- the Cusco RS 2way is the better LSD for drifting?
- 4.36 final gear is the best choice for drifting? Which is the top speed in 6 gear @ 6600 rpm?
- no idea which camber/toe using (I have grippy Michelin Pilot Super Sport 225/45R18 on front and 245/45R18 on rear)
Consider:
- I don't use my car on highway but often I get 120/130 mph ... But I drive a DE so I can't get high rpm, maybe I should use 4.08 / 3.9 for drift ...
- fuel cost is not a problem
- VDC is not a problem (european 350z have ESP OFF button, we disable both TCS and VDC with one button, maybe I'm wrong)
I'll pay $1900 for parts and work (here in Europe these parts cost a lot!), it's a lot of money for me so I don't want waste my money
Last edited by acidifying; 12-30-2015 at 06:51 AM.
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Why?
"My car is even worst than stock one because I have a 110 Kg weight in the baggage car ( ... please don't ask why ... )."
"My car is even worst than stock one because I have a 110 Kg weight in the baggage car ( ... please don't ask why ... )."
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How do you drive 130mph without a highway? Really long driveway?
"Consider:
- I don't use my car on highway but often I get 120/130 mph ..."
Pics of car and girlfriend before expert advice.
"Consider:
- I don't use my car on highway but often I get 120/130 mph ..."
Pics of car and girlfriend before expert advice.
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If fast and furious can have a runway the size of a continent, he cannhave a driveway the size of a highway.
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First question about Cusco RS. For drifting which is better, Cusco RS or Cusco RS F-Spec?
How LSD 2-way work with TCS/VDC/ESP? Can I drive with ESP on and disable it only for drifting or ESP works in the wrong way with the new LSD and I have to disable it all the time?
How LSD 2-way work with TCS/VDC/ESP? Can I drive with ESP on and disable it only for drifting or ESP works in the wrong way with the new LSD and I have to disable it all the time?
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OP failed to mention that she's dead...but still technically in the boot
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You don't need anything but a place to go drift. The stock DE does just fine. You want grip in drifting so you can achieve better control. However, I wouldn't go with something as sticky.
Your planned mods won't HURT anything. But until you start getting serious, you don't need any of it.
Your planned mods won't HURT anything. But until you start getting serious, you don't need any of it.
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acidifying (01-02-2016)
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With LSD 2-way powerslides occur most frequently?
Here I read
Here another one about Cusco RS:
DE is 240 hp, so if 2way LSD feels more "stable" powerslides are harder to get with a stock engine and you have to push a lot more to get a powerslide ... maybe I'm wrong ... what do you think?
Here I read
I knew it would help this out, but I did not expect it to work so well in just road-holding in general. Take a freeway quasi-tight onramp for example, that I used to take at about 55-60 and felt that was safe but still pushing the car a bit. Now that same onramp I feel just as stable at 65 or so.
Not to mention that turns I used to be able to take at 50mph or so, i can take at 70-75 now
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3.9 or 4.1 gears will work, what 2 way dif you buy doesn't matter, any will work well for a drift application.
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Just bought Cusco RS 2-way ... no final gear, stock should be ok, 2 gear seems perfect for drift on the 280hp ... with shortest final gear second gear is too short ...
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any 2 way will work great. some 2 ways will lock at different point 50, 60, whatever, if yours can be changed, just put it to 100 and that solves all your issues.
the final gear is nice to have just because we don't quite have the torque to keep the wheels spinning on larger courses. Most stuff you will be drifting 2nd anyways until you really start to get the hang of things, at which point you just put your foot to the floor, get into 3rd and never let up. Otherwise now that you have your dif, I would go all suspension.
Now, what the f*** is in your car that weighs soo freakin much?
the final gear is nice to have just because we don't quite have the torque to keep the wheels spinning on larger courses. Most stuff you will be drifting 2nd anyways until you really start to get the hang of things, at which point you just put your foot to the floor, get into 3rd and never let up. Otherwise now that you have your dif, I would go all suspension.
Now, what the f*** is in your car that weighs soo freakin much?
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