Anyone running it? It's a bit pricey @ $850. in comparison to most of the others.
Any opinions?

 

Ive heard its good. Ive also heard the cusco can be modified easily to be the same as the 350EVO in terms of adjustment range. Ive also heard the 350evo is much easier to change the adjustment than cusco. I do think SPL is releasing a new one soon too..

Do you guys have an alignement machine in ur shop in S jersey?

 

I have them. quality arms. worth every penny. NO WELDS at all which makes it even better than the other arms.

 

Personally I really like the Cusco arms. I think the 350z Evo arms are so nice because of their simple design. At $500 more than the Cusco's... it's up to you. Just stay away from SBC's front control arms... I looked at them the other day at a local shop- yuk.

 

The cuscos are very affordable and with simple modification can have a much greater potential. I want to be able to hit -3.5 camber in the front for race tires and thats all that matters. I also need to figure out how easy it is to bring it back to -2 for street use lol.
Im going to wait until mid summer and get cusco A arms and rear camber hardware all together and get a good setup going.

 

350EVO arms are worth every single penny if you plan on tracking your Z as they are designed w/o any welds (rock solid design), are easy to adjust, and have spherical bearings. These A-Arms are design, built, and tested for race cars.
If you are not planning on tracking your Z and just driving on the street, these would still be great A-Arms, yet there are just as good A-Arms for the street that would cost a lot less.

 

Simply the BEST (350EVO)!!!!!!!

I sold my set, I regret every single day I have Cusco's now and I can not alignment the car to factory specification. The best that we can alignment the car was-1.5 after drop the car 1" on all four.

Cesar

 

we also have these on our scca solo 2 class car and i must say they are some top notch pieces.... but might be overkill for the street... the cusco camber arms seems perfect for the street.

 

True, I wish Cusco make the arms on aluminum. The current add more weight to the car.
Cesar