An aftermarket automotive component designed to increase the steering angle of a Nissan 350Z vehicle. This modification alters the vehicle’s steering geometry, enabling a greater range of motion for the front wheels. This results in enhanced maneuverability, particularly beneficial in motorsports applications such as drifting. These kits commonly include modified knuckles, tie rods, and other supporting hardware necessary for the increased steering angle.
The utilization of this component can significantly improve the driver’s ability to initiate and maintain controlled slides. This is achieved by allowing the front wheels to turn at a sharper angle than the factory configuration permits. Furthermore, its incorporation can provide a competitive edge in drifting competitions, contributing to improved vehicle control and overall performance. The development and popularity of these kits have been driven by the increasing demand for enhanced handling capabilities in specialized driving disciplines.
