Nismofreak1208's Silver Nismo Z (#1208)
#462
It looks better, but I had to raise the front up due to the tire hitting the outer most fender bolt causing a nice cut line into the tire. Also got to add probably .5 more negative camber to help clear as well when I compete in SCCA. If I had to do it again tho, 285/35 next time. Rears clear perfect though but I"m going to raise 1/2 inch and add a little camber just to be clear for cornering
#465
Welp......finally started the autocross season here in hawaii.....with a 3rd place finish in SSM class on street tires. The top 2 were on Hoosier similar (boosted s2k and NA s2k). Finishing time was 50.1 while the top two was 47-48 respectively. Still tuning and building, but here are the pic's and the fastest lap vid. Enjoy!
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#475
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It seems everyone is busy lately. Btw, what size Enkei's are you running? I don't hink Volks or Advans would be a good choice here in AZ due to all the rocks and debris. I'd rather have a wheel that I won't have to worry too much about. I'm leaning towards the RPF1's or the RS05RR's. Any recommendations? Still not sure about whether to go 18's or 19's all around.
#478
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Thanks Paul! Yeah, that's the plan. After seeing Alejandro's Volks, I would hate to use those around in AZ due to the rocks etc. Btw, how much lighter are these wheels compared to our stock setup? I'm still deciding between a set of RPF1's or the RS05RR's. I don't want to copy your setup, but it's pretty hard not to. lol
#479
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It looks better, but I had to raise the front up due to the tire hitting the outer most fender bolt causing a nice cut line into the tire. Also got to add probably .5 more negative camber to help clear as well when I compete in SCCA. If I had to do it again tho, 285/35 next time. Rears clear perfect though but I"m going to raise 1/2 inch and add a little camber just to be clear for cornering
#480
It takes awhile to get used to. The front end feels light but the car is def faster. It's twitchy but not in a bad way meaning it's pretty responsive so feedback is on point. I need to get a front splitter as high speed cornering is scary. But the lightweight wheels is awesome, I believe they are around 18 lbs each