XKR-S delivered this morning, wrecked!
#21
11-15-2017 | 11:28 PM
Originally Posted by dcmackintosh
Are these different than most? All I've read is that the XKR-S is set up stiffer than the XKR. I've definitely had much stiffer cars with H&R springs and Bilstein shocks. This has a pretty good compromise between ride comfort and handling, I think.
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#23
11-21-2017 | 02:03 PM
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Suspension is the same as the Dynamic Pack (and, interestingly, the 2008 4.2 R-S) - 28% stiffer front, 32% stiffer rear. Greater camber stiffness, too, because of a modified front upright. If you're used to a standard XKR, it probably feels more like an F-type. It can jar a bit on potholes, but it's great of smooth tarmac - no roll, sticks like glue.
Not as objectionable as a Nissan GT-R, though - those shake the teeth out of your head, even in 'comfort' mode.
Not as objectionable as a Nissan GT-R, though - those shake the teeth out of your head, even in 'comfort' mode.