Cusco A-arm bushings?
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Cusco A-arm bushings?
Does anyone know if they make urethane bushings for these? Ever since I put these arms in my front end seems "twitchy", picks-up more road irregularities.
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You could be correct. I followed Nissan's tire feathering corrective action and have the toe set @ .01
I was just talking to a Cusco distributor who was also familiar with alignment procedures. He also recommended that I try putting more toe in the front. He said that the Cusco bushings are a very firm rubber and shouldn't be causing what I feel. Also there are no upgrade bushings.
I was just talking to a Cusco distributor who was also familiar with alignment procedures. He also recommended that I try putting more toe in the front. He said that the Cusco bushings are a very firm rubber and shouldn't be causing what I feel. Also there are no upgrade bushings.
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I've got to replace a bushing in one of my rear camber arms. After that is done I'll have it re-aligned and bring the toe to .04 which is the middle of the spec range and see how it feels.
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