I done a bit of searching not only on these forums but on zilvia.net and 240sxfoums about this subject.

I have a 2jzgte with a r154 transmission and an infinity j30 dif out back. i currently have 17x9 front and 18x10 rear haven't gotten tires yet but i think ill be getting 235/40/17 and 285/35/18.

I have a lot of other supporting mods but my question is how do I get a smoother/more stable ride with the 2jz pushing 500hp to the rear wheels. i was thinking about replacing the bushing and add some sway bars. but im not sure what works for ka/sr guys will work for the 2jz.

and advice will be appreciated.

thanks

sounds literally just like the same setup i have except i have a kaaz diff and a 1j lol if your keeping your body stock i would suggest putting 215s on your front wheels it may rub on your suspension. mine does if i go any bigger than 215. without spacers. im also running 17x9 front and 18x10 rear. if you want a stable and smooth ride.. keep full interior replace all bushings and hav good suspension. a car with 500+whp without suspension is NO GOOD especially with a light car liek the s chassis

do as much suspension work as you can.

i have polyurethane bushings, bigger sway bars, strut bars, every suspension arm has been replaced. and i have a Drag radial that seems to help.

branch757 wrote:I done a bit of searching not only on these forums but on zilvia.net and 240sxfoums about this subject.

I have a 2jzgte with a r154 transmission and an infinity j30 dif out back. i currently have 17x9 front and 18x10 rear haven't gotten tires yet but i think ill be getting 235/40/17 and 285/35/18.

I have a lot of other supporting mods but my question is how do I get a smoother/more stable ride with the 2jz pushing 500hp to the rear wheels. i was thinking about replacing the bushing and add some sway bars. but im not sure what works for ka/sr guys will work for the 2jz.

and advice will be appreciated.

thanks

These kinds of questions only work when you give us your current suspension setup so that we may improve upon it. Also smoother/stable ride is very oppinionated and we need to know how you drive the car and for types of auto sports you participate in. A good set of coilovers would be a huge change in feel of your car especially since you can adjust dampening to make up for the added weight in the front to further balance your car out more.