HKS Suspension
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Anybody out there know anything about HKS CUSCO suspension. I'm just getting some fitted to my car and wondered if anybody knows anything about some starting points for settings. (damper settings, geometry etc.)
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Turns out to be CUSCO top mounts and dampers, with HKS springs, and I haven't driven it yet so no feedback. Donington on Sunday should be good though!
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And dependant on the feedback, I have got a second hand set for sale (Cusco) on behalf of a local importer. I also have a set of Tein HA for sale (second hand again from the same source) which is currently on my car.
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Maybe it's just Prodrive, I thought they were charging for their kit in dollars for a while, but then someone confirmed that they really do charge that much in pounds!
Always wondered about the mm versus degrees thing myself. I think it's to confuse the guys who try to set the car up. I have contacted/been to about 6 different alignment places in the past, only two of them knew how to convert the figures and use the kit, only one of them actually knew how to setup the suspension to the customers requirements rather than from supplied numbers!
BTW: Toe out on the rear will induce a fair bit of oversteer, possibly too much to catch easily depending on how much to you use!
Always wondered about the mm versus degrees thing myself. I think it's to confuse the guys who try to set the car up. I have contacted/been to about 6 different alignment places in the past, only two of them knew how to convert the figures and use the kit, only one of them actually knew how to setup the suspension to the customers requirements rather than from supplied numbers!
BTW: Toe out on the rear will induce a fair bit of oversteer, possibly too much to catch easily depending on how much to you use!
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Hey Stuart -looks like you got the set-up about right!!!
Guys this car is going to be the business on slicks - if you want a track day car you could do worse than copy the set-up on Stuart's car. It is very very good.
Guys this car is going to be the business on slicks - if you want a track day car you could do worse than copy the set-up on Stuart's car. It is very very good.
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Got offered a set of HA's,anybody got some setup info I.E ride height's,dampening rates?
They were just so bloody hard my freind took them off,then realised they were adjustable
cheers Jon
They were just so bloody hard my freind took them off,then realised they were adjustable
cheers Jon
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your bang on with that and all ive got from mine is knock knock knock they are just for the track i would say and they are comeing off my car this week
Originally Posted by Pete Croney
We have also taken them off of a car. They were adjustable from "much too hard" to "even harder".
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