Starting point for cusco sway bars
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Starting point for cusco sway bars
What is everyone running for the front cusco sway bar. m gonna be running front/ rear cuscos and tein s techs. Which front setting should I use at first? 20% stiffer or 37%?
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I've had aftermarket sway bars for a little while. I've had the front to the hardest setting and the rear to medium setting. It's all dependent on your personal preference. The installation isn't that hard and I was actually going to do a write up, but I got lazy. Adjusting shouldn't be all that hard neither.
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Originally Posted by ZSpectrum
The cusco rears are at a set rate +73 over stock. Does this mean your offering to help install?
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Originally Posted by 3hree5ive0ero
The ones I had could be adjusted from 107 - 170% stiffer. And since you may be helping with my wheel stud replacement, I may help you out also.
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try it at the softest setting up front first, use it, then go to the stiffer setting if you feel you need it.
There is no magic answer...there are alot of variables involved including your tire, alignment, height, driving style. It's going to come down to user preference.
There is no magic answer...there are alot of variables involved including your tire, alignment, height, driving style. It's going to come down to user preference.
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Originally Posted by 3hree5ive0ero
The ones I had could be adjusted from 107 - 170% stiffer. And since you may be helping with my wheel stud replacement, I may help you out also.
Cusco sways are 2 way adjustable up front, either 20% stiffer than stock or 37% stiffer than stock
The Cusco rear sway is not adjustable..it's 73% stiffer than stock
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Originally Posted by Z1 Performance
not the case actually...you got some bad info passed on to you
Cusco sways are 2 way adjustable up front, either 20% stiffer than stock or 37% stiffer than stock
The Cusco rear sway is not adjustable..it's 73% stiffer than stock
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Cusco sways are 2 way adjustable up front, either 20% stiffer than stock or 37% stiffer than stock
The Cusco rear sway is not adjustable..it's 73% stiffer than stock
Adam
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Originally Posted by Z1 Performance
try it at the softest setting up front first, use it, then go to the stiffer setting if you feel you need it.
There is no magic answer...there are alot of variables involved including your tire, alignment, height, driving style. It's going to come down to user preference.
There is no magic answer...there are alot of variables involved including your tire, alignment, height, driving style. It's going to come down to user preference.
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