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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Z Cars / May 2006

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1987 Nissan at the track performs okay

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news - 30 Apr 2006 01:23 GMT
I have stock 1987 Nissan 2 seater.  Took to the track for the 1st time for 2
hrs. Car has been restored with stock OEM part even stock tires size.  No
mods!   The car is strong but cornering is a bit soft. Running mostly on 3
rd gear with 2 hair pins on 2nd gear.  Tires were brand new.
What I think:
1/ Suspension is a bit soft.
2/ Spinning tire on 2nd gear at hair pin a few times.  (differential is not
limited slip I think)
3/ Speed is good  on straight away.
4/ Brake is good

I would like to look at rear/front suspension and springs.  Any suggestion?
I will replace throttle body with Nissan 200SX (wider throttle body as I was
told)
Steve T - 03 May 2006 06:22 GMT
> I have stock 1987 Nissan 2 seater.  Took to the track for the 1st time for
> 2
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> I would like to look at rear/front suspension and springs.  Any
> suggestion?

TMC makes a nice set of springs for these cars. Coupled with KYB struts,
makes a good compromise street performance setup and lowers the car a bit
as well.

> I will replace throttle body with Nissan 200SX (wider throttle
> body as I was told)

Useless mod from my experience, the TB isn't the restriction.

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