Cusco coilover....
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https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....ght=cusco+zero
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So other then the fact its a pain to adjust the rears you have been happy with the performance of the coilovers?
If you drilled a hole onto the rear strut bar cover could you adjust them that way?
If you drilled a hole onto the rear strut bar cover could you adjust them that way?
I'm blown away with the performance. Make sure you install Cusco sway bars too.
I don't think that I like the idea of drilling holes the car. You really don't adjust them that much. I've happily had mine set on 4 for a couple months now. If you wanted to save a couple hundred bucks, buy Zero-1's. I'm sure that the performance is as good, and you'll never have to worry about adjusting them.
I don't think that I like the idea of drilling holes the car. You really don't adjust them that much. I've happily had mine set on 4 for a couple months now. If you wanted to save a couple hundred bucks, buy Zero-1's. I'm sure that the performance is as good, and you'll never have to worry about adjusting them.
I think the performance of these coilovers are excellent for a car that has a main duty of a daily driver and goes to the track a few times a year. The spring rates of 10kg/7kg are very reasonable. My roads are pretty bad here in Northern California and I leave my damping settings on 2 which is a good compromise between comfort and performance. I rode on 3 for a track day recently and left it at that setting for the streets but quickly realized the rebound was too strong for all the bumps, dips, and potholes so I moved it back to 2. I'll be doing another track day soon on 7/21 so I'll see how they work on a setting of 4.
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i have them and have been racing solo2 autocross on them all this season. I am quite satisfied with the performance. I run with them 4/4. Although this is my first set of coilovers, and I have not yet played around much with the stiffness settings, 4/4 seems to be good so far. I am focusing on learning the car before I try to fine tune.
Originally Posted by MaRbLe
Are you also running the Zero 2?
Originally Posted by MaRbLe
Does anyone know how much weight is saved over the regualer Zero-2's if you get the Titanium version?
the titanium version was discontinued about 2 years ago
because titanium costs went up, making it even more $$ than they were, and out of the 10 sets or so they made, we bought most of them...so they weren't really big sellers
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