Probably won't be the fastest car, but it sure is fun to drive!!! Doesn't quite have the grunt and windslicing ability of a couple of FF Honda's I tried, but you can really push this car hard and it's very forgiving. It carves through corners as if it's on SS tires, is very stable at low and high speed and you can really attack the course with it as soon as the tires warm up. You can brake or put the power down just about everywhere except the very few places where the car is really off balance. It's definitely not a
"loose" car so it requires some accuracy to get the most out of it.
The transmission makes use of all 6 gears and first comes into play on perhaps a half dozen corners. Try to get used to shifting around 7500 rpm to keep it in the powerband. Shifting at the right RPM is good for about 2 seconds a lap in this car.
My best time in the car was 8:29, with many laps between 8:30 and 8:33. I had it up to 190 hp at one time but it kept losing hp after about 3 laps so I did an engine overhaul and could only get it back to 186 and lost 100 rpm in the process.
Best of luck with it, hope you enjoy the ride:tup:
1999 Nissan Silvia Spec-S Aero (S15) from UCD
186 hp, 1190 kgs, 398pp, Comfort Soft Tires
Transmission:
Top Speed: 180 km/h
Final Gear Ratio: 2.776
1st- 3.425
2nd- 2.539
3rd- 2.046
4th- 1.714
5th- 1.471
6th- 1.308
No Aero, No Chassis Reinforcement
Window Weight Reduction Only, Fully Custom Transmission and Suspension, All Drivetrain upgrades, Titanium Racing Exhaust
Power Limiter- 100%
33,965.4 kms on the odometer
LSD 15/13/7
Ride Height 0/0
Springs 8.0/8.0
Extension Damper 10/10
Compression Damper 4/4
ARB's 3/4
Camber 1.3/1.3
Toe -.10/+.10
Brake Balance 5/4
She's on share as of this posting. Good luck and thanks to everyone who test drives the car.