Wheels
As with steering & suspension, Grip is important. - The greater the grip (especially so on the rear wheel drives) the better traction, so it holds you on the road.
Nissan "gave" (more like insulted!) the Skyline a hideous set of thick 5 spoke alloys - pictured below
Now I have 18"x8" TSW Thruxton's with 245/45/r18 Avon ZZ3's - No probs so far - pictured below
Now for the Wheel alignment settings - recommended by Whiteline for a lowered R33GTS T.
| |
Camber Degree |
Castor Degree |
Toe mm/side |
| Front Touring |
-1.5 |
L 7.0 / R 6.5 |
0.0 |
| Front Sport |
-2.0 |
L 5.5 / R 6.5 |
0.0 |
| Rear Touring |
-1.0 |
N/A |
1mm in |
| Rear Sport |
-1.5 |
N/A |
0.5 mm in |
I spent a long time tracking these down, although theyr not far off the settings i have at the moment. |
