Kevin's ZRE152

[KevO]

Thanks for that Charlie!

Makes a world of difference

[dwee.]

205/50

Kind of fat, not much stretch, didn't mess around with the speedo accuracy.

Really?!?! :o I'm confused..

I was going to for 225/45R17's.. too much?

Peter.

[KevO]

It should be fine, I think many others are using same/similar profiles.

[Speed_Chaser]

Thank you for the pics you posted Charlie!

Best regards, Alex

[KevO]

Small update:

1 x JDM Autobac/Carmate Number Plate Bracket (Made in Japan/Discontinued Item)

Purpose: Nothing lol, JDM points perhaps? Tilts...

[u54mot]

Small update:

1 x JDM Autobac/Carmate Number Plate Bracket (Made in Japan/Discontinued Item)

Purpose: Nothing lol, JDM points perhaps? Tilts...

Tilts....to create less frontal impact on wind, reduces drag coefficient, pushes air into the radiator to assist cooling, and all this leads to two things:

1. Lower fuel consumption........from 7.5L/100km to 7.49L/100km

2. Enhance vehicle performance from 100kW to 100.001kW

[Kenneth.]

Haha, awesome. +1 JDM browny points for you!

It's screaming defect me! LOL

[KevO]

lol I don't drive around with it tilted down that far. Only slightly.

Influence was drawn from one of the ZREs in the ZRE HOT HATCH POTENTIAL Thread.

Edited April 26, 2010 by KevO

[Kenneth.]

Hah, it tilts down further right? I think it can tilt down to the point where the plate is almost facing the ground.

[mikeypoopi3]

Amplifier: Kenwood KAC-M645 4/3/2 Channel

Subwoofer: Kenwood KFC-W1012

Big thanks to mikeypooi3 for doing most of the work on the install

EDIT: Stock HU

hahaha dude, just going through the member's rides section..

Came across this thread... That was a fun night!

[KevO]

Nothing new. Wish I had the money to get some things. Would love a new set of wheels

[Ascendant Rice]

nice pics

[KevO]

What's happenin' here?

Handling is superb!

[jtron85]

Very nice! How's the ride now compared to the springs?

[KevO]

Very stiff and even less body roll than before.

Only downside is that certain Sydney roads are now extremely uncomfortable to drive on. That's what you get for putting coilovers in <_<

Should be due for a wheel alignment soon.

[jtron85]

Very stiff and even less body roll than before.

Only downside is that certain Sydney roads are now extremely uncomfortable to drive on. That's what you get for putting coilovers in <_<

Should be due for a wheel alignment soon.

Cool. lol try to avoid Parramatta Rd at all cost.

[Kenneth.]

And the concrete part of Olympic Drive.. haha

[KevO]

Kenneth, I'll try to get more things done then we'll head out to the industrial area near my place for a shoot.

[juvenile]

What's happenin' here?

Handling is superb!

Well didn't see this coming, any info on them? specs,price,brand etc ?

[KevO]

Exactly the same as JE-55-EA's except mines the NF model. Only difference is the spring rate. Wasn't going to post it until after the Annual but I won't be attending so why not now

[dwee.]

Sick as Kevin! Mine's waiting to be installed!!!

What's the difference between GF and NF spring rates?

Peter.

[Kenneth.]

The GF has stiffer spring rates compared to the NF (in the ZRE case, just stiffer up front):

Sustec Pro GF (GGZE151HK):

[F] - -14~-52mm, 5kg

[R] - -14~-63mm, 4kg

Sustec Pro NF (NNZE151HK):

[F] - -17~-55mm, 4kg

[R] - -14~-63mm, 4kg

Tanabe label their suspension products like so (softest to stiffest):

NF - "Normal Feeling" - Mild drop/Soft/Street

DF - "Dress-up Form" - Max dumpage/Soft/Street

GF - "Grip Feeling" - Mild drop/Medium-hard/Street-Sports

@Kevin, yeah man for sure.

Edited June 7, 2010 by Kenneth.

[KevO]

EDIT: Kenneth beat me to it

Edited June 7, 2010 by KevO

[master.Cuong]

wooo someone say coilovers ?

[Ascendant Rice]

thought u parents said ure car was too low....