Stillen FSTB & RSB installed!
#1
Stillen FSTB & RSB installed!
Installed both last night, took me about two hours with the RSB taking the most time.
I haven't had much time to drive it since so I don't have too much feed back, my feelings are the same as many others.
Ater the FSTB I went for a boot around the block, and just with that little run the front of the car doens't "jitter" as much. I am sure I will notice more next time I drive it more and at higher speeds.
As for the RSB, wow what a difference! I noticed it on the first corner. There is noticebly less body roll in the back and the car "turns in" soooo much better now. The car is just so much more precise now, it's not like my old 300ZXTT but hey much btter then before. Why Nissan didn't put a RSB just doesn't make any sense.
That's the only feed back I can give because after the install at my friends house I drove it straight home and parked it.
If I can my AP brakes installed this weekend I'll be headed to Mosport to have lot's o fun with my car. Damn I can't wait until my JIC coilovers arrive.
I highly reccomend the RSB for everyone and if you have the extra cash get the FSTB as well.
I haven't had much time to drive it since so I don't have too much feed back, my feelings are the same as many others.
Ater the FSTB I went for a boot around the block, and just with that little run the front of the car doens't "jitter" as much. I am sure I will notice more next time I drive it more and at higher speeds.
As for the RSB, wow what a difference! I noticed it on the first corner. There is noticebly less body roll in the back and the car "turns in" soooo much better now. The car is just so much more precise now, it's not like my old 300ZXTT but hey much btter then before. Why Nissan didn't put a RSB just doesn't make any sense.
That's the only feed back I can give because after the install at my friends house I drove it straight home and parked it.
If I can my AP brakes installed this weekend I'll be headed to Mosport to have lot's o fun with my car. Damn I can't wait until my JIC coilovers arrive.
I highly reccomend the RSB for everyone and if you have the extra cash get the FSTB as well.
#2
Re: Stillen FSTB & RSB installed!
Originally posted by MaxRPM
Installed both last night, took me about two hours with the RSB taking the most time.
I haven't had much time to drive it since so I don't have too much feed back, my feelings are the same as many others.
Ater the FSTB I went for a boot around the block, and just with that little run the front of the car doens't "jitter" as much. I am sure I will notice more next time I drive it more and at higher speeds.
As for the RSB, wow what a difference! I noticed it on the first corner. There is noticebly less body roll in the back and the car "turns in" soooo much better now. The car is just so much more precise now, it's not like my old 300ZXTT but hey much btter then before. Why Nissan didn't put a RSB just doesn't make any sense.
That's the only feed back I can give because after the install at my friends house I drove it straight home and parked it.
If I can my AP brakes installed this weekend I'll be headed to Mosport to have lot's o fun with my car. Damn I can't wait until my JIC coilovers arrive.
I highly reccomend the RSB for everyone and if you have the extra cash get the FSTB as well.
Installed both last night, took me about two hours with the RSB taking the most time.
I haven't had much time to drive it since so I don't have too much feed back, my feelings are the same as many others.
Ater the FSTB I went for a boot around the block, and just with that little run the front of the car doens't "jitter" as much. I am sure I will notice more next time I drive it more and at higher speeds.
As for the RSB, wow what a difference! I noticed it on the first corner. There is noticebly less body roll in the back and the car "turns in" soooo much better now. The car is just so much more precise now, it's not like my old 300ZXTT but hey much btter then before. Why Nissan didn't put a RSB just doesn't make any sense.
That's the only feed back I can give because after the install at my friends house I drove it straight home and parked it.
If I can my AP brakes installed this weekend I'll be headed to Mosport to have lot's o fun with my car. Damn I can't wait until my JIC coilovers arrive.
I highly reccomend the RSB for everyone and if you have the extra cash get the FSTB as well.
#3
Re: Re: Stillen FSTB & RSB installed!
Originally posted by xChungHsienx
Hey that's cool. I just put in my FSTB yesterday, after having it sit in my garage for a couple of weeks cuz it would not fit!! haha but yea i went for a drive and i feel a slight difference. More tight turning and even just changing lanes quickly. I think i'm definelty gonna get the RSB. I've been hearing good things about it from the first time i came on the org. THanks for sharing.
Hey that's cool. I just put in my FSTB yesterday, after having it sit in my garage for a couple of weeks cuz it would not fit!! haha but yea i went for a drive and i feel a slight difference. More tight turning and even just changing lanes quickly. I think i'm definelty gonna get the RSB. I've been hearing good things about it from the first time i came on the org. THanks for sharing.
#4
Re: Re: Re: Stillen FSTB & RSB installed!
Originally posted by remykins
I can attest to both. Ive had them on my car for about a month or two. The car is definitely tighter, unfortunately my suspension sucks and I bounce all over the place when I hit a bump. Does anyone else have this problem?
I can attest to both. Ive had them on my car for about a month or two. The car is definitely tighter, unfortunately my suspension sucks and I bounce all over the place when I hit a bump. Does anyone else have this problem?
#6
hey FSTB/RSB guys, ive been reading that WSP SFCs are AWESOME and that they are a must. ive read that you can feel the improvement more from the SFCs than the FSTB/RSB combined! so just letting you know that your suspension can be even better for only a couple more bills.
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