Cusco Fully Adjustable Coilovers for classic
19 August 2006, 04:59 PM
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Cusco Fully Adjustable Coilovers for classic
Full set of Cusco fully adjustables for the classic for sale.
Dont know much about these but i know there are decent kit and cost well over a grand new.
Used but in great condition, never put them on the car though as changed my mind and put another setup on the car.
£450 delivered to anywhere in U.K
Dont know much about these but i know there are decent kit and cost well over a grand new.
Used but in great condition, never put them on the car though as changed my mind and put another setup on the car.
£450 delivered to anywhere in U.K
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21 August 2006, 08:32 PM
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Pics as promised............
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22 August 2006, 10:42 AM
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I have to say cuscos are the best shocks around if you are into very fast road or track days i had them on my wagon ( not these ones but similar ) and as many old schoolers will tell you my wagon was one of the best handling around 
22 August 2006, 01:33 PM
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Didnt use them as i put a set on off an old rally car which were already set up to how i needed them. Seem quite stiff when you press down on the struts.
22 August 2006, 04:15 PM
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so if you aint used them who has?? did you buy them used cos they dont look brand new, also would it be a bad idea to change the springs to something a little softer, i may be interested but only drive on the road so dont want anything too firm
23 August 2006, 01:25 PM
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Maybe for the track but surely your going suffer using them on our great british roads. I dont know that much about them but from what i have heard on here they are too hard for the road, seems a shame cos i need a new suspension setup soon cos mines on its last legs
23 August 2006, 01:34 PM
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These are not the hatdest i had the full race set up on wagon. no movement what so ever i liked the firm ride because i knew i was in contoll it was almost impossbible to unsettle her. Yet on std suspension i am allways unsettling her because i forget i havent got the firmness that i had with the cuscos. As the old saying goes POWER IS NOTHING WITHOUT CONTROL . I know a few people where amazed at how well my wagon handled. I was quicker that 300 bhp cars in the twisties and mine was std except exhaust and induction
and mine was std except exhaust and induction
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need some for my rally legacy as at the minute its sits on prodrive bilsteins and ebach springs, great on pure tarmac but can't heighten it for the rough airfields, excellent for everyday driving as well, wish i had the money to buy them but at the moment i don't, shame
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