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The suspension of the Westfield XTR2 is adjustable, but from a design standpoint the XTR2 rides very low to the ground. Uneven road surfaces or curbs will pose as more of an issue than with a ‘traditional’ road-going car. Typical track setup calls for a front ride height from chassis of 65 mm, and a rear ride height from chassis of 90 mm.
