Nismo S-tune Vs. Bc Racing coilovers
Hi guys,
my question is, what is better?
Now have Bc Racing coilovers in my car, and I want to change Nismo S-tune suspension kit.
Thanks.
Toñin.
my question is, what is better?
Now have Bc Racing coilovers in my car, and I want to change Nismo S-tune suspension kit.
Thanks.
Toñin.
Hi Adam,
I have bc racing suspensions, but I can't regulate them profit to extract them, Nismo have an easy installation. I have thinking of mounting nismo that already comes quite regulated
Last edited by Toñinz; May 27, 2009 at 05:05 PM.
I have bc racing suspensions, but I can't regulate them profit to extract them, Nismo have an easy installation. I have thinking of mounting nismo that already comes quite regulated.
do you have a instruction manual of Bc Racing, were to come with mesures as the tein?
Last edited by Toñinz; May 27, 2009 at 05:11 PM.
Sell the BC, throw on Nismo, hire a translator.
Last edited by GeauxLadyZ; May 27, 2009 at 06:08 PM.
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seems he is using one of those online translation programs that translates everything literally. seems he is asking if the nismo s-tune is better than the BC coilovers as far as install.
Hi!!
I´m a friend of Toñinz, yesterday I was testing his car with the BC Racing Suspension.
He has a problem. He isn´t able to regulate them correctly. Not the front axle, that works well, is the rear.
So bumpy even in the hardest positions. We have a problem in Spain ( write in foreing languages is also another problem
) because nobody has knowledge about the 350z, and there aren´t any proffesional able to regulate his suspension.
Considering this, I think that Nismo suspension is a good choice in this case. No regulations, but they have predetermined adjustment made specifically for our car.
And I know him, and which he is lokking for a good suspension but anything too stiff or radical.
Sorry for my english.
Thanks
Alex
I´m a friend of Toñinz, yesterday I was testing his car with the BC Racing Suspension.
He has a problem. He isn´t able to regulate them correctly. Not the front axle, that works well, is the rear.
So bumpy even in the hardest positions. We have a problem in Spain ( write in foreing languages is also another problem
Considering this, I think that Nismo suspension is a good choice in this case. No regulations, but they have predetermined adjustment made specifically for our car.
And I know him, and which he is lokking for a good suspension but anything too stiff or radical.
Sorry for my english.
Thanks
Alex
So you are saying that even after adjusting the dampening all the way to stiff, the car is still too soft? And to correct this you want to buy an entire new suspension that is preset and basically non adjustable?
Have you contacted BC?
Have you contacted BC?
Hi!!
I´m a friend of Toñinz, yesterday I was testing his car with the BC Racing Suspension.
He has a problem. He isn´t able to regulate them correctly. Not the front axle, that works well, is the rear.
So bumpy even in the hardest positions. We have a problem in Spain ( write in foreing languages is also another problem
) because nobody has knowledge about the 350z, and there aren´t any proffesional able to regulate his suspension.
Considering this, I think that Nismo suspension is a good choice in this case. No regulations, but they have predetermined adjustment made specifically for our car.
And I know him, and which he is lokking for a good suspension but anything too stiff or radical.
Sorry for my english.
Thanks
Alex
I´m a friend of Toñinz, yesterday I was testing his car with the BC Racing Suspension.
He has a problem. He isn´t able to regulate them correctly. Not the front axle, that works well, is the rear.
So bumpy even in the hardest positions. We have a problem in Spain ( write in foreing languages is also another problem
Considering this, I think that Nismo suspension is a good choice in this case. No regulations, but they have predetermined adjustment made specifically for our car.
And I know him, and which he is lokking for a good suspension but anything too stiff or radical.
Sorry for my english.
Thanks
Alex
actually i think he meant it the other way around, that the harder setting is too stiff and bumpy due to the poor quality of the roads there. full hard setting will jar your teeth out on a bumpy road
Thanks
Alex
Last edited by alex84; May 28, 2009 at 07:20 AM.
I´m saying Toñin´s words, not mines. Yesterday I drove the car in straights and only a few corners. But the car lacks a lot of traction (275/35 19), that makes me think about an extremaly hard regulation. It would be better regulating the dampening more to the softer side. And these hardness probably causes that bumpy handling.
If 1 is the softnest and 32 the hardest, now is set at 27. I think...he has to do the picture
Thanks
Alex
If 1 is the softnest and 32 the hardest, now is set at 27. I think...he has to do the picture
Thanks
Alex
Is he more worried about the ride quality being too stiff or the loss of traction he is getting?
If your roads there are poor, i would recommend adjusting too a much softer setting.
The above comment made is correct, though, what you have now is adjustable... and i dont think the nismo is ( too any great degree anyway) so you should stay with BC if the roads there are bad.
Hola tio. Si el problema que tiene es que le salta mucho el coche en los baches, es porque tiene el amortiguador ajustado demasiado duro. Dile que lo ponga casi a los mas blando possible y vera que mejorara un huevo en la calle.
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!



