Nismo S-tune Vs. Bc Racing coilovers

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May 28, 2009 | 10:47 AM

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GeauxLadyZ

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Originally Posted by CarlosCh

Esto es correcto... la pérdida de tracción se debe a que estás dejando la suspensión extremadamente firme, lo cual sólo funciona en una pista de carreras. En carretera normal, es mejor que ande entre suave y medio.

Lo que pueden hacer es tratar con la suspensión desde el setting más suave posible y probar hasta alcanzar el resultado que necesitan.

No hace falta que se pase a la Nismo-S, con esos BC probablemente puedas llegar a lo que necesitas para andar el auto a diario.

Suerte!

/\ ...I got Nismo-S, BC, and possibly the last word in the last sentence being Diarrea...

May 28, 2009 | 11:32 AM

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Originally Posted by GeauxLadyZ

/\ ...I got Nismo-S, BC, and possibly the last word in the last sentence being Diarrea...

Ha, ha, ha... what I said is that there is no need to jump to the Nismo-S to solve the issue, just a matter of adjusting the rear coils to a softer setting.

And ´diario´ means ´daily´, as in ´daily driver´.

May 28, 2009 | 12:28 PM

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^+1 try adjusting (or regulating) the dampening to a lower setting. Maybe 10 or so.

If your roads are rocky, uneven, and bad... hard (stiff) suspension will cause you to lose traction and is unsafe.

Super stiff suspension is meant for perfectly smooth and maintained track roads, not the street.