Hey, I just noticed the last skyline I tuned had the same shock and camber settings as you have here(special purple) check it out. Try taking of the vcd.

nik_bear, I don't know who first stated this at the vault but I first saw mention of it by AP1fan setup #4491 GT-R R-tune(R34).

It seams as though the skylines are a different type of 4wd, maybe all weel drive where power is shifted from front to back as needed, much the same as an lsd shifts power from left to right. That is why I also use a fc lsd with equal settings front and back. The VCD controller takes away a cool feature of this car, seeing how much pd likes skylines it stands to reason they make them special. IMO no VCD does not create understeer in these cars, either does a well tuned lsd. Skylines are the only 4wd car that I do not use a VCD on.

skylines have a awd system called ATESSA-ETS (Active Traction Engineering System for ALL- Electronic Torque Split). the system has two g-force sensors that the car uses to calculate torque split between the front and rear wheels. in a drag launch, torque can be split 50/50 for traction getting off the line. then, once the hooks up, more power can be sent rearward. under normal driving conditions, the skyline is rear wheel drive, and only sends power to the front wheels when needed. the result is you get a car that handles like a rwd car most of the time, but has the grip of awd when needed.
atessa-ets pro on later skylines also controlled the abs to all four wheels

I just cought your post, 3 month's later.... anyway cool