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21 hours ago, Hadouken said:

Wow. You're in your 30's and complaining about the gtr being uncomfortable?

Soft man, soft.

*Looks at the suspension in the car...*

I see the issue here. :D

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Josh said: 
 

With a lovely chassis like the 34 with some decent rubber and power, the valving performance offered with the X-R series I feel would be ideal. 

The Blue series are an excellent package for the price point but are a street/comfort orientated style setup that when using your car for even spirited street driving may not offer the support needed with your level of rubber and the AWD. Blue series are $1590 inc GST and come with default spring rates of 9kg front and 3.5kg rear.

The difference between the X-R and X-C is all in the valving, this determines how a shock works and gives it its characteristics. The X-C series are developed for comfort and ride quality only, so again I feel if wanting to exploit your chassis and power this would be a little lacking compared to the X-R series.

The X-R series paired with the spring rates recommended are aimed at being the best blend between performance and ride quality with only our custom valved Red series offering a better blend.

Nah, get the Blue and tell them street use ;).


Massive difference between my TEIN and Ohlins (all second hand), Ohlins are "street" setup and valved/sprung softer, so driving around is much nicer.

TEIN and current HKS suspension can get airborn, Ohlins rode over them quite nicely (for a short stroke damper).

Would be even better with the "better" R34 chassis. But then I don't know how smooth your roads are compared to Sydney.

A mate bought some Blue for his Evo8, probably more comfortable than the stockers.

On 10/29/2016 at 11:15 PM, Terry_GT-R34 said:

Post-2011 ISF

 

Magnificent low Km "IS-F" at Earlwood/Sydney. Silver.
I've driven this one, and it's nowhere in the 90s..., or 80s..., or 70s...
You can contact God_speed here on SAU

1 hour ago, ActionDan said:

What was your take on it Terry? 

* Response is immediate without hesitation 

* I never used the brakes in quick succession to detect any fade

* Cornering is really good whilst having driven M3s before. Good tyres on the car help of course.

* Power curve through the gears is strong and seamless

* Steering has good feel but it's not as connected compared to a GTR of course.

* Comparable certainly with any  M3 I've driven. So whilst it's a buyers market especially for the next 10 weeks, try it out. when you plant your foot down, the V8 sound is sublime . 

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