Hey guys just wondering if anybody can give advice on setting up the Z suspension wise.
Ride height needs to ideally sit chassis rails 100mm or more from the ground.
From there the alignment guys will let me do the tweaks myself, i have got adjustable front and rear traction arms, adjustable front and rear camber, and adjustable rear toe arms (n/a subframe, no hicas), also have rear subframe lock collars. the coilovers are body adjustable BC red's, body adjustable so i can change ride height seperate to the spring pre load.
I've read a fair bit of suspension stuff regarding ride height and the effects of having your lower arm mount aligned with the lower ball joint centre etc.
Really what i want is a high grip set up, ideally try tune a bit of understeer out of it, but i suspect thats going to require beefing up the rear sway bar.
At the end of the day i guess small tweaks will be required but with the changed ride height i figured setting factory camber etc wouldn't be of much use to me?
Hey guys just wondering if anybody can give advice on setting up the Z suspension wise.
Ride height needs to ideally sit chassis rails 100mm or more from the ground.
From there the alignment guys will let me do the tweaks myself, i have got adjustable front and rear traction arms, adjustable front and rear camber, and adjustable rear toe arms (n/a subframe, no hicas), also have rear subframe lock collars. the coilovers are body adjustable BC red's, body adjustable so i can change ride height seperate to the spring pre load.
I've read a fair bit of suspension stuff regarding ride height and the effects of having your lower arm mount aligned with the lower ball joint centre etc.
Really what i want is a high grip set up, ideally try tune a bit of understeer out of it, but i suspect thats going to require beefing up the rear sway bar.
At the end of the day i guess small tweaks will be required but with the changed ride height i figured setting factory camber etc wouldn't be of much use to me?
Figured i'd throw it out there anyway.
Cheers.