Great Article about balancing the Z, applies to G35 I suppose... (a true must read)
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Great Article about balancing the Z, applies to G35 I suppose... (a true must read)
http://www.sportcompactcarweb.com/p...s/0404scc_350z/
I had read previously that the Z was a bit twitchy at the limits, now I know why. This is a must read.
I had read previously that the Z was a bit twitchy at the limits, now I know why. This is a must read.
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Hmm....
http://www.sportcompactcarweb.com/projectcars/
Scroll down till you see the 350Z, then cick the "Part II" link.
Weird.
Scroll down till you see the 350Z, then cick the "Part II" link.
Weird.
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for those that don't want to read the whole article...this was the conclusion...
The 1.0g setup
Front Rear
Wheel BBS RG755 18x9-in. 42mm offset, 12mm spacer BBS RG679 18x9.5-in. 25mm offset
Tire BF Goodrich g-Force KD 275/40ZR-18 BF Goodrich g-Force KD 275/40ZR-18
Tire Pressure 34 psi cold 34 psi cold
Anti-roll Bar Hotchkis 35 mm Hotchkis 24 mm
Bar Setting Middle setting Middle setting
Differential KAAZ adjusted to 30-percent locking with KAAZfluid and RedLine differential additive
The 1.0g setup
Front Rear
Wheel BBS RG755 18x9-in. 42mm offset, 12mm spacer BBS RG679 18x9.5-in. 25mm offset
Tire BF Goodrich g-Force KD 275/40ZR-18 BF Goodrich g-Force KD 275/40ZR-18
Tire Pressure 34 psi cold 34 psi cold
Anti-roll Bar Hotchkis 35 mm Hotchkis 24 mm
Bar Setting Middle setting Middle setting
Differential KAAZ adjusted to 30-percent locking with KAAZfluid and RedLine differential additive
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Awesome notes!
Considering I'm a daily driver in a wet region 70% of the year, I'm gonna go with BBS RGR 18X8.5 front, 18X9.5 rear with a 255/40/18 and 275/40/18 respectively with the Hotchkis spring/bar combo. Tires: Bridgestone Potenza S-03 Pole Position due to the consumer rating and 220 tread.
The BBS RGR weighs 20.3 ponds for the wider selectio according to tirerack.
Considering I'm a daily driver in a wet region 70% of the year, I'm gonna go with BBS RGR 18X8.5 front, 18X9.5 rear with a 255/40/18 and 275/40/18 respectively with the Hotchkis spring/bar combo. Tires: Bridgestone Potenza S-03 Pole Position due to the consumer rating and 220 tread.
The BBS RGR weighs 20.3 ponds for the wider selectio according to tirerack.
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