Honda NSX S Zero '99

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Honda NSX S-Zero '99

Cylinder : 3179 cm3
Power : 456 bph @ 7900 rpm
Torque : 437 Nm @ 6400 rpm
Transmission : MR
Weigth : 1056 kg

Weigth-to-power ratio : 2.316

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This is a quick post as I'm doing another thing else, I will come back to finalize comments and do last LSD checks. Setup is 99% done.

My favorite car in previous GT, this one comes with no aero parts because it's ugly on her, and there's no needs too since it destroys her handling more than it improves.

NSX are semi-drift cars and can't be raced by anybody. Their driving is very particular so... You are warned again. Don't bring this car on online, I didn't yet made LSD for lower tires.

Another important thing : a single plate and sport flywheel is very important for that original LSD setup.

Ah by the way. It's a sweet car :D, that model is probably the best production model of any NSX ever made (tuned hp/weigth is way better than any other production model, and Acura are jokes).

Any comments, improvements or suggestions are welcomed as usual.

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Almost allparts/oil change

Body/Chassis
!!! No rear aero part !!!
- Dynamics (Front/Rear) : - / -

Transmission
- Top Speed : later (put it @ 300 km/h, I'm not sure but her top speed his 360).

Drive-train
!!! Single plate and sport flywheel !!!

Adjustable LSD (Front/Rear)
- Initial Torque : -/39
- Acceleration Sensitivity : -/14
- Braking Sensitivity : -/46

Torque Sensing Center Differential (Front/Rear)
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Suspension
Suspension (Front/Rear)
- Ride Height : -25/-25
- Spring Rate : 6.6/10.0
- Dampers (Extension) : 3/3
- Dampers (Compression) : 4/5
- Anti-Roll Bars : 4/5

Wheel Alignment (Front/Rear)
- Camber angle : +0.6/+1.3
- Toe Angle : +0.0/+0.0

Brakes (Front/Rear)
- Brake Balance 3/3

Drive aids
- ABS : 1
Else all off

Tires
- Racing Soft/Soft for this setup, but I'm testing all tires and willl give LSD for sport tires (later).

Tuning circuit
- later

Tips
- Autoturns by suspension and LSD.
- later

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I had a very good NSX Zero tune, but lost all my data 2 weeks back. i can tell you a quick and easy way to get the car to rid the oversteer snap is to make your front springs stiffer then your rear. Example I have a NSX Type S '01 tune up here, you can compare your suspension to that one. but stiffer front springs induce understeer which reduces oversteer. Just a thought for you to try.
 
I think this tune is from before the Spec 2 changes. I'm sure it needs some tweaking to work with the current physics.



You waited 7 months to reply to the first post... :dunce:

didnt waited bro..i just searched it...
 
The last part is not directed at you, NoneEvo. If you look at the time stamps, master's original reply to the OP was after 7 months and he is on your case for bringing up old threads, which is exactly what he did in the first place.

Sort of loses the impact if i have to explain it... :grumpy:
 
Haha GTP members need to get a life, ur right as in I was 7 months late, but I was giving OP advice, the other guy came in here saying setup doesnt work, thats because spec 2.0 duh, not tryna be a D*** but if the post was dead then it prob still is, but thanks too you two this page is still goin, I saw the 1 post and left it go, now two of you on my case? lol I <3 my haters.
 
Haha GTP members need to get a life, ur right as in I was 7 months late, but I was giving OP advice, the other guy came in here saying setup doesnt work, thats because spec 2.0 duh, not tryna be a D*** but if the post was dead then it prob still is, but thanks too you two this page is still goin, I saw the 1 post and left it go, now two of you on my case? lol I <3 my haters.

Even if your 'excuse' were true... your 'advice' was still wrong. :sly:
 
Haha GTP members need to get a life, ur right as in I was 7 months late, but I was giving OP advice, the other guy came in here saying setup doesnt work, thats because spec 2.0 duh, not tryna be a D*** but if the post was dead then it prob still is, but thanks too you two this page is still goin, I saw the 1 post and left it go, now two of you on my case? lol I <3 my haters.
Funny since you're a GTP member too.

:)
 
Talking about the car and the tune , i'm not a NSX specialist but i remember that i had try most of them . The S Zero '97 or '99 are very bad to drive at least with sport soft. This tune above is a Racing soft tire and because of this must be drivable and even fast.
From all those older NSX the one i prefer and that i enjoy a lot to drive is the Honda NSX Type R &#8217;92. It's above the rest with the Type R '02 of course that is a real gem.


Honda NSX &#8217;90
Honda NSX &#8217;93
Honda NSX &#8217;95
Honda NSX &#8217;97
Honda NSX &#8217;99
Honda NSX &#8217;01
Honda NSX Type R &#8217;92
Honda NSX Type R &#8217;02
Honda NSX Type S &#8217;97
Honda NSX Type S &#8217;99
Honda NSX Type S &#8217;01
Honda NSX Type S Zero &#8217;97
Honda NSX Type S Zero &#8217;99
Honda NSX-R Concept &#8217;01
Honda NSX-R Prototype LM Race Car
Honda NSX-R Prototype LM Road Car

EDIT: here is my 500 pp NSX Type R &#8217;92 sport soft. I love to drive it anywhere.

https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?p=6814673#post6814673

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Where is my tuning advice wrong? I have almost all my NSX's tuned, so i'm sure my advice was right. And referring to GTP which means GTPlanet members, not users with a GTP name. Also because what I replied to doesnt follow your tuning ethics, does not make my tuning wrong. You haven't suggested you know what...That is all.
 
Where is my tuning advice wrong? I have almost all my NSX's tuned, so i'm sure my advice was right. And referring to GTP which means GTPlanet members, not users with a GTP name. Also because what I replied to doesnt follow your tuning ethics, does not make my tuning wrong. You haven't suggested you know what...That is all.
Funny since you're a GTPlanet member too.

:)
 
Where is my tuning advice wrong? I have almost all my NSX's tuned, so i'm sure my advice was right.

Hmm…It's a bit of a murky area from my understanding of it, since it seem to work two ways in some situations, but Adrenaline is really just saying that a stiffer rear works better than a stiffer front since that (in GT5, ok, IN GT5) brings on some understeer to counter the NSX's MR tendencies of oversteering.
 
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