370z Nismo autocross setup for SS
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370z Nismo autocross setup for SS ...ooops BS
Anyone running their Nismo in SCCA Solo 2 SS class? I just picked up a new 2010 Nismo and will likely run the car in stock class.
I m looking for setup recommendations for wheels and tires. What is the best wheel and tire combo that is legal in SS class on the Nismo?
How about ax alignment on these cars what are people doing for toe settings front and rear?
I m looking for setup recommendations for wheels and tires. What is the best wheel and tire combo that is legal in SS class on the Nismo?
How about ax alignment on these cars what are people doing for toe settings front and rear?
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The Nismo is a B-stock car.....not Super Stock. You will need to keep the stock wheels and put A6's/710's on them to be competitive. As far as alignment.....pretty much max out the camber you can get along with caster. Toe is up to you....I like a bit of toe out in the front and neutral or a bit of toe in at the rear.
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Thanks. Thats why I'm asking here. What is largest tires front and rear I can run without rubbing etc? I want to keep everything fairly conservative as I dont want to damage fender linings or rub on suspension. Also is 18 inch wheel a consideration as long as I keep stock Nismo widths? Or perhaps 18 wont fit over rotors? I'm a newb so bear with me here as I dont know what works under fenders of the Nismo. I have had my new Nismo for a day. So is the Nismo competitive in B Stock?
Here is a picture of the new Nismo
Here is my current AX car.
Here is a picture of the new Nismo
Here is my current AX car.
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Is that an FP or XP boxster?
You need to keep the 19's. I really can't say what will rub, but I would "think" a 315 up front may cause some issues. I could be wrong. Also, you are going to want a big front bar with those hoosiers.
As far as being competitive...BS is dominated by s2k's...particularly the CR's. I don't know what if they ran on the same day, etc, but the closest C-stock 370z was almost a full 3 seconds slower than the winning BS s2k CR at Nationals.
You need to keep the 19's. I really can't say what will rub, but I would "think" a 315 up front may cause some issues. I could be wrong. Also, you are going to want a big front bar with those hoosiers.
As far as being competitive...BS is dominated by s2k's...particularly the CR's. I don't know what if they ran on the same day, etc, but the closest C-stock 370z was almost a full 3 seconds slower than the winning BS s2k CR at Nationals.
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Is that an FP or XP boxster?
You need to keep the 19's. I really can't say what will rub, but I would "think" a 315 up front may cause some issues. I could be wrong. Also, you are going to want a big front bar with those hoosiers.
As far as being competitive...BS is dominated by s2k's...particularly the CR's. I don't know what if they ran on the same day, etc, but the closest C-stock 370z was almost a full 3 seconds slower than the winning BS s2k CR at Nationals.
You need to keep the 19's. I really can't say what will rub, but I would "think" a 315 up front may cause some issues. I could be wrong. Also, you are going to want a big front bar with those hoosiers.
As far as being competitive...BS is dominated by s2k's...particularly the CR's. I don't know what if they ran on the same day, etc, but the closest C-stock 370z was almost a full 3 seconds slower than the winning BS s2k CR at Nationals.
I wonder how much faster a well setup Nismo will be than a stock 370Z?
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You can change the wheels if you want, but I believe you have to keep the widths and the offsets need to be +/- 1/4" (I think those are accurate). So you have to keep it 19x9.5 and 19x10.5, but that also means you could run big tires front and rear depending on how much coin you want to shell out for them.
The NISMO 370Z rides on unique 5-spoke Nissan-branded 19-inch RAYS forged aluminum-alloy wheels (19x9.5-inch front, 19x10.5-inch rear) mounted with Yokohama ADVAN Sport Y-rated high-performance tires (P245/40ZR19 front, P285/35ZR19 rear).
The NISMO 370Z rides on unique 5-spoke Nissan-branded 19-inch RAYS forged aluminum-alloy wheels (19x9.5-inch front, 19x10.5-inch rear) mounted with Yokohama ADVAN Sport Y-rated high-performance tires (P245/40ZR19 front, P285/35ZR19 rear).
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http://www.*******.com/wheels-tires/...0z-wheels.html
http://www.the 370 z.com/wheels-tires/10960-nismo-370z-wheels.html
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Hmm what would be affordable approach to a good set of wheels? Is there somone making similar offset in a 19x10.5 and a 19x9.5 or do I just need to pick up another set of the wheels I have? I have seen 20 lbs quoted for the stock Nismo wheels on my 2010 car.
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The only options I see for the 19x9.5 / 19x10.5 set up is the WedSport SA-55M wheel, which will cost you over $2k. Your best bet to keep in the stock class would probably be to either a) buy a set of aftermarket wheels for your everyday running around or b) buy an identical set of NISMO 370 wheels. That car with 265 or 295 front Hoosiers and 315 or 325 rear Hoosiers will be awesome.
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Last i looked at the rules, stock width, but offset is within 5mm
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So no one is running a Nismo at national level? Guess that says something about how competitive the car is in BS
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