suspensions installed and then some
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suspensions installed and then some
alright... as i've been anxiously waiting for my tanabe sustec pro ss to be installed... the day finally came. andrew @ bozz performance in fremont did the install, while (even though i am not suppose to be in the garage due to their insurance thingy), i still managed to sneek in and help out with the installs. as many people said... it's pretty easy to install, especially when you have the right tools... anyway... while it was being installed... andrew was making cracks at me being old sku cuz of my neuspeed... lol. it's all good though... cuz... i got a GREAT DEAL from bozz again... that's right..... BEEFY TIME!!! i got cusco front and rear strut tower bar for $300 flat. :thumbup:
i got the type OS model, which is not tubular... but rather kinda flat with some curves. after that install... with the new suspensions... all i can say is... yum! for me... cusco really does make a difference...
now the only thing is... i gotta play with the adjustments of the damping. cuz right now i got the front set at 3 (since there is only 1-4 setting for front) and the rear set at 6 (1-8 settings).. and it was harsh ride... very bumpy. car was dropped to have 2 finger gap... but after a whole day of driving... it settled down to 1.5 finger gap... which is kinda low for me. anyways... other than the setting part... i am happy with suspension upgrades... :fawk:
i got the type OS model, which is not tubular... but rather kinda flat with some curves. after that install... with the new suspensions... all i can say is... yum! for me... cusco really does make a difference...
now the only thing is... i gotta play with the adjustments of the damping. cuz right now i got the front set at 3 (since there is only 1-4 setting for front) and the rear set at 6 (1-8 settings).. and it was harsh ride... very bumpy. car was dropped to have 2 finger gap... but after a whole day of driving... it settled down to 1.5 finger gap... which is kinda low for me. anyways... other than the setting part... i am happy with suspension upgrades... :fawk:
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excellent :thumbup: ...any pix?
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Originally posted by ManInCamo
PAY!!! FOR INSTALL!???
DIY OWNZ!!!
PAY!!! FOR INSTALL!???
DIY OWNZ!!!
Anyway, congrats on the new suspension! And you should expect it to settle a little more. Normally it'll slowly drop about a half inch over the first month.
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Originally posted by ManInCamo
PAY!!! FOR INSTALL!???
DIY OWNZ!!!
PAY!!! FOR INSTALL!???
DIY OWNZ!!!
dood... i will post up some pics 2nite.
as for find curves... hehe... i've notice that i could take tighter corner than before at higher speed. however, since the springs haven't really settled yet... and plus i haven't done the alignment.... i am playing it safe for now. but i have notice one thing... corning on stock steelies with firestone tires... humm... it slips and slide a bit at the rear. so next... is some sway bars... and paying off my bills.. hehe
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Re: suspensions installed and then some
Originally posted by tokyoracer
i got the type OS model, which is not tubular... but rather kinda flat with some curves. after that install... with the new suspensions... all i can say is... yum! for me... cusco really does make a difference...
i got the type OS model, which is not tubular... but rather kinda flat with some curves. after that install... with the new suspensions... all i can say is... yum! for me... cusco really does make a difference...
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You swapped out the springs/shocks for coilovers and put in the new strut bars altogether? If so, then I think that the big difference was felt from the coilovers and not the strut bar.