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Once my buddy makes one set I assume he'll be able to make more.
Like I said, will update once I have something to update with. Mostly just annoyed lol. ST is supposed to be the easy button! |
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question for those that have scaled their cars, what is your front/rear %? my rear end seems light at 43.5% or i may be wrong and thats normal?
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Depending on your setup and fuel level, that's easily normal in my experience. All the cost effective weight reduction is in the back.
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Factory is 55/45. 56.5/43.5 is close enough anyways. |
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55.9/44.1 for me at my last official weight check. Race fuel condition (half tank) and guted car on the rear only without passanger seat.
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On the subject of balancing, what do you guys do for cross-weights? 50/50?
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With coil-overs, you want ( and should be able to get) 50/50 cross-weights.
Copy/paste from my old 350Z STU build: Corner balancing: I didn't even understand what corner balancing was until I borrowed my club's scales and spent a weekend in my garage with google and youtube: My results, with me in the car and 1/2 tank of gas. Name: 20141115_103717_zps53e27174.jpg Views: 45 Size: 69.2 KB Corner balancing is apparently more like "leveling" a dinner table than "balancing" weight distribution. The weight at each corner of a car, on a level surface, is more of an indicator of the suspension's length/height at each corner than an "end" unto itself. A car with poor corner balancing is similar to 4-legged dinner table that can rock back and forth when two opposing corners' legs are longer than one or both of the other two. But, whereas a table will rock back and forth over the long-legged axis, and alternately lift the two shorter leggs off the ground, making the issue obvious, the springs on a car will keep all four tires in contact with the ground and mask the issue. The 4 individual scales, and the resulting weights, show how much force each tire is putting on the ground while at rest. Less force (weight) on a cross-weight (DF+PR vs PF+DR) means one or both of the "table legs" are too short relative to the heavier cross weight. Or, conversely, the heavier cross-weight has a "leg" or "legs" that are too long. Last edited by Twinz; 12-05-2017 at 12:39 PM. |
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did we ever get an answer to is the full spec twin rear alignment kit STX legal with that toe adjuster?
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There is no movement per say on it. It would/could not be legal for 2018.
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SPC lateral link rod end looks legal to the naked eye, took some measurements and will be confirming the math later tonight, super glad I got it in though, alignments are so much easier with the two threaded links (combined with some new slip plates), they're staying in unless I head to nats and a fasttrack states they're illegal. However some of my difficulty may be due to damaged cam bolts/washers on the stock links, they're a bit tweaked and not as precise as I would hope.
The SPC feel much heavier than stock as well, I should be able to get the stockers on the scale before I post up the math. |
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Any other mid level coilovers besides the KW v3 and Tarmac 2s worth looking at?
Recently upgraded my 13 frs to a 17 brz. I ran fortune autos the last few years in STX, and while they were competitive locally and i did well on them, I'm looking for a new setup to be nationally competitive. MCS are out of the question because i just can't afford them. Thanks for any help |
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