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-   -   Mike's 2022 BRZ on SoWS, 10 hours after taking delivery. (https://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=147417)

CSG Mike 10-31-2021 06:24 PM

Mike's 2022 BRZ on SoWS, 10 hours after taking delivery.
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33re4-GdflA

Adam_L 10-31-2021 07:25 PM

Are you going to do a bunch of suspension work, to correct anything you don't like ?

tenderization 11-01-2021 01:43 AM

Some pretty intense break-in miles

Stonehorsw 11-01-2021 07:23 AM

Any review comparing to stock 13 or stock 17?

nikitopo 11-01-2021 08:25 AM

Sub'd

Clott 11-02-2021 02:22 PM

Subbed as well.

teppey 11-03-2021 12:27 AM

No need to change brake line?

MrSkubi 11-03-2021 04:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by teppey (Post 3478257)
No need to change brake line?

Brake lines has never been a huge issue on this platform. Many people do them but only a few may really need them.

nikitopo 11-03-2021 07:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stonehorsw (Post 3477673)
Any review comparing to stock 13 or stock 17?

He said somewhere that new one is softer, but overall an improvement from first model. I suppose softness is more a BRZ thing because of the changed spring rates, the thinner sway bars and the change of the rear sway bar location.

Yoshoobaroo 11-03-2021 08:22 AM

Mike's 2022 BRZ on SoWS, 10 hours after taking delivery.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by nikitopo (Post 3478316)
He said somewhere that new one is softer, but overall an improvement from first model. I suppose softness is more a BRZ thing because of the changed spring rates, the thinner sway bars and the change of the rear sway bar location.


Spring rates on the ZD8 are the same in the rear as the 2017+ ZC6, and stiffer up front.

https://www.ft86club.com/forums/show...32&postcount=6

Front sway bar is 18.3mm hollow vs 18mm solid, and the rear sway bar is back to the pre-facelift ZC6 size (14mm from 15mm) BUT the new mounting makes it more efficient so it should act like a bigger bar than the 14mm solid that it is.

Overall I don’t see how the new BRZ can be softer than the 2017. The front bar is probably be softer (no way to know without knowing the ID), but the hefty increase in front spring rate can compensate for a decent loss in roll stiffness. Maybe overall NVH improvements are creating an increase in overall comfort that makes it seem softer overall?

OkieSnuffBox 11-03-2021 09:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yoshoobaroo (Post 3478324)
Spring rates on the ZD8 are the same in the rear as the 2017+ ZC6, and stiffer up front.

https://www.ft86club.com/forums/show...32&postcount=6

Front sway bar is 18.3mm hollow vs 18mm solid, and the rear sway bar is back to the pre-facelift ZC6 size (14mm from 15mm) BUT the new mounting makes it more efficient so it should act like a bigger bar than the 14mm solid that it is.

Overall I don’t see how the new BRZ can be softer than the 2017. The front bar is probably be softer (no way to know without knowing the ID), but the hefty increase in front spring rate can compensate for a decent loss in roll stiffness. Maybe overall NVH improvements are creating an increase in overall comfort that makes it seem softer overall?

That would be my guess.

Yoshoobaroo 11-03-2021 09:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by OkieSnuffBox (Post 3478338)
That would be my guess.


Your bolded highlight really showed me how many times I can cram ‘overall’ in a sentence.

ayau 11-03-2021 11:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yoshoobaroo (Post 3478324)
Spring rates on the ZD8 are the same in the rear as the 2017+ ZC6, and stiffer up front.

https://www.ft86club.com/forums/show...32&postcount=6

Front sway bar is 18.3mm hollow vs 18mm solid, and the rear sway bar is back to the pre-facelift ZC6 size (14mm from 15mm) BUT the new mounting makes it more efficient so it should act like a bigger bar than the 14mm solid that it is.

Overall I don’t see how the new BRZ can be softer than the 2017. The front bar is probably be softer (no way to know without knowing the ID), but the hefty increase in front spring rate can compensate for a decent loss in roll stiffness. Maybe overall NVH improvements are creating an increase in overall comfort that makes it seem softer overall?

Factory tires are a lot sticker on the 2022 than the 2013-2017, 4s vs Primacy. More grip, more body roll, feels softer?

dragoontwo 11-03-2021 11:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ayau (Post 3478367)
Factory tires are a lot sticker on the 2022 than the 2013-2017, 4s vs Primacy. More grip, more body roll, feels softer?

They are not 4s tires. They are the regular non s Pilot Sport 4.


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