2013 370z Sport Rays on my G35S
02-10-2014, 01:21 PM
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35Sport (04-21-2014)
04-21-2014, 01:58 PM
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I have Hotchkis as well and have zero complaints. I remember when I first put them on with the stock 18" sport wheels and Bridgestone Potenza's. I lived on a winding street at the time and the road was dry. I decided to test the limits of my new sways and how they would react. The Bridgestone's were NOT up to the job. Mind you I had VDC turned on but still was able to get the car going sideways. I was still deep in the skinny pedal and counter-steered to correct and the tail violently stepped out in the other direction and the VDC was having a bear of a time keeping things under control.
I had the sways on the stiffest settings front and rear. I loved the handing and found that the setup begs for 245/275 front/rear rubber.
04-22-2014, 09:36 PM
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twin_snails (06-26-2014)
04-22-2014, 09:37 PM
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Thank youThese wheels look awesome!
I have Hotchkis as well and have zero complaints. I remember when I first put them on with the stock 18" sport wheels and Bridgestone Potenza's. I lived on a winding street at the time and the road was dry. I decided to test the limits of my new sways and how they would react. The Bridgestone's were NOT up to the job. Mind you I had VDC turned on but still was able to get the car going sideways. I was still deep in the skinny pedal and counter-steered to correct and the tail violently stepped out in the other direction and the VDC was having a bear of a time keeping things under control.
I had the sways on the stiffest settings front and rear. I loved the handing and found that the setup begs for 245/275 front/rear rubber.
I have Hotchkis as well and have zero complaints. I remember when I first put them on with the stock 18" sport wheels and Bridgestone Potenza's. I lived on a winding street at the time and the road was dry. I decided to test the limits of my new sways and how they would react. The Bridgestone's were NOT up to the job. Mind you I had VDC turned on but still was able to get the car going sideways. I was still deep in the skinny pedal and counter-steered to correct and the tail violently stepped out in the other direction and the VDC was having a bear of a time keeping things under control.
I had the sways on the stiffest settings front and rear. I loved the handing and found that the setup begs for 245/275 front/rear rubber.
07-09-2014, 07:22 PM
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