suspentsion geometry
11-11-2008, 01:09 PM
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although the s2000 can be drifted, and im sure most will chime in as well...its not an easy car to drift. this car was designed for grip. unless you have spare diffs on hand, prepare for that to go kaboom first.
most of the drift s2000s that you see that compete use an RX-7 steering rack.
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most of the drift s2000s that you see that compete use an RX-7 steering rack.
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11-11-2008, 01:27 PM
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^ as he sated you will need a steering rack from an fd rx7 our oem dose not have enough steering angle to drift well. Other than that dial in your suspension get the diff reinforced and slide your heart out.
11-11-2008, 02:21 PM
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hahahah
i have a 4.56 diff, a kaaz 1.5 lsd, tein flex, all mugen hard rubber bushing, Rotora Brake Kit 4-Piston, ATC clutch and PP
Comptech Flywheel and a lovefab turbo kit...
just need some geometry input..
i was thinking
caster 6.4
camber front 1.8 to 2
camber rear 2 to 2.4
i have a 4.56 diff, a kaaz 1.5 lsd, tein flex, all mugen hard rubber bushing, Rotora Brake Kit 4-Piston, ATC clutch and PP
Comptech Flywheel and a lovefab turbo kit...
just need some geometry input..
i was thinking
caster 6.4
camber front 1.8 to 2
camber rear 2 to 2.4
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