suspension setups

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gtst lad
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suspension setups

Post by gtst lad »

Lets talk about setups 8)

What aftermarket suspension components are you using and what caster, camber, toe are you running?

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Stuart
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St Bosoe coilovers
Nismo upper and lower arms
Cusco adjustable tension rods
Tomei triangulated upper front strut brace
I'll dig out the geometry settings tomorrow.
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I changed my set up for Eibach pro springs - lowered the car by about 1 - 2", increased the handling capabilities by quite a lot, not so much roll in the corners but didn't look for any cc plates as I don't think I need them on the pony :-D
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Post by Ben »

I got Ohlins all round - no adjustment that I can see - but amazing for slow and fast driving.
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Post by daxtojeiro »

Front setup:
Tyres 235/45/17
Toe - Zero
Camber - 1deg negative
2 x Spax shocks, fully adjustable
Brakes - Jag XJS 4 pot calipers EBC Greenstuff
Discs - Jag XJS soon to be drilled and slotted, etc as they look cool :twisted:

Rear setup:
255/45/17
Toe - 20' toe in
Camber - 1/2deg negative
4 x Spax shocks fully adjustable
Brakes - Jag XJS 2 pot calipers in-board EBC Greenstuff
Discs - Jag XJS Standard discs cant see them so no need to replace them :grin:

Soon to replace all 6 shocks for Gaz

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Post by duncan »

Front:
Camber: -0.5
Toe: +0.5mm
Setback: -1mm
Castor: +4.2
35 psi front

Rear
Camber: - 1.3
Toe: +0.1mm
33 psi rear

Tyres - Bridgestone Potenza RE070 225/45/17
Lowered by 1 inch over standard STi with prodrive springs

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Post by BURTON »

I have a Switch on the Dash to Change it from Passive Mode to Sport Mode. Plus having the KDS alignment has made a good difference.

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17x8, 225,45 front @32 PSI
17x9, 255,40 rear @32 PSI
Mazdaspeed front strut brace
Standard rear strut brace
Standard anti-roll bars
TEIN Super Street suspension, 16 click damper adjustment and height adjustable, set to hardest damper setting which is really nice :)

Using the Long Track set-up from Pettit Racing in the US.

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Post by gtst lad »

tension rods
tension brace
camber arms
toe rods
traction rods
whiteline arbs front and rear
coilovers with camber top mounts

front setup

32psi
2.5 Neg camber
7.5 positive caster
1mm toe in

Rear setup
45-50psi
1.5 neg camber
0 toe

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Post by sdminus »

Alex.. If you want a good set up speak to MAX ( reworks). He has a good set up on his car. He is a ring regular. He will tell you what settings he runs. I need to adjust mine with the change from normal bushes to rose jointed and 16" to 17" wheels.


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