Cusco coilovers?
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Cusco coilovers?
I've been looking into coilovers and the Cusco's were suggested to me by a local shop. Just wondering if anyone has these or knows anything about them? Also is there a Cusco site that is in English? I'm looking into a street/track adjustable coilover.
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Re: Cusco coilovers? (6ghatch)
Looking at that pic, it says that the one on the left has non-adjustable stroke, while the one on the right has 5-way stroke adjustability.
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Re: Cusco coilovers? (6ghatch)
I have rode in a EK-9 with the Zero-2's there "HELLA" stiff and the quality is way better than JIC/APEX'i..... . alot of the Gymkahana drivers use them over here in Japan...
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Re: Cusco coilovers? (JDM_DOHC_SiR)
Thanks, does anyone know the going price for the Zero 2's? and the spring rates?
edit!!! I was clicking around the site and found this
[Modified by 6ghatch, 12:52 PM 5/31/2002]
edit!!! I was clicking around the site and found this
[Modified by 6ghatch, 12:52 PM 5/31/2002]
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Re: Cusco coilovers? (6ghatch)
My friend has the Cusco Zero2 coilovers on his new WRX...
BOZZ in the bay area can get them, or try http://www.german-autowerks.com
BOZZ in the bay area can get them, or try http://www.german-autowerks.com
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Re: Cusco coilovers? (6ghatch)
That chart looks like it's saying this suspension (both zero 1 & 2) are twin-tube design. It says something like "lowly pressurized". If you can find out the valve diameter, we would know for sure. If it is a twin tube suspension, depends on how much it costs, it might not worth it.
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Re: Cusco coilovers? (Wai)
http://www.cusco.co.jp/02ctlg/1skt/skt_c5.jpg
That chart looks like it's saying this suspension (both zero 1 & 2) are twin-tube design. It says something like "lowly pressurized". If you can find out the valve diameter, we would know for sure. If it is a twin tube suspension, depends on how much it costs, it might not worth it.
That chart looks like it's saying this suspension (both zero 1 & 2) are twin-tube design. It says something like "lowly pressurized". If you can find out the valve diameter, we would know for sure. If it is a twin tube suspension, depends on how much it costs, it might not worth it.
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Re: Cusco coilovers? (Wai)
Also, does anyone know why they print 2 prices? 160,000yen in the purple row and 180,000yen in the blue row? Is it with and without pillow mounts? just a guess
If it is, that should make it comparable to the Tein HA at 174,000yen
should be in the $1200 to $1300 range.
[Modified by 6ghatch, 8:32 AM 6/1/2002]
If it is, that should make it comparable to the Tein HA at 174,000yen
should be in the $1200 to $1300 range.
[Modified by 6ghatch, 8:32 AM 6/1/2002]
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Re: Cusco coilovers? (6ghatch)
cusco is a good manufacturer to go with for suspension...i know a lot of nissan drifters/autox that have gone thorugh many different setups...many of them recommend tein or cusco
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