Cusco Lower Arm Bar
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Cusco Lower Arm Bar
hey i know some one out there has one installed! if you have one and have pics of the placement please please post them here! i would like to see where it goes before i put it in the wrong place!! i know this has been posted but frankly im to lazy to find it...lol...but i really would like to install it and the info i got from NUKABE (the us distributer of cusco for those who dont know.... ) was a little vague. i then called rotary performance and was told that it goes somewhere behind the front a-arms...not a direct quote just in case the rx7.com guys are reading this. thanks for any help and the pics to come...
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Thank you Sgt. Pepper. i now have a visual ref. so when i put it on today i wont do it wrong...how does your car handle better/worse after install?? i will also be installing tenabe sway bars f/r along with energy suspension end links. thanks again.
ps kind of a pain to install w/o instructions huh?
ps kind of a pain to install w/o instructions huh?
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hey all i will post pics when installed and i will also have them posted on my myspace page at www.myspace.com/hrmalloy
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hey now i do know alot about cars and do realize that it will only take like five mins to install but i just wanted to be sure...although i had thought about giving up on cars because of this part...lol
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120.63 w/shipping from rx7.com. shipping was ground so it took a little while for it to get to me about 5 business days. oh i installed a carbon radiator pannel from speedmachineperformance.com today had to do some slight mods to make fit but overall went quick and looks damn good too! here are som before and after pics..
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*cough* https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generation-specific-1986-1992-17/how-build-lower-arm-bar-under-%2415-448638/ *cough*
Does the same thing for a lot less $$$.
Does the same thing for a lot less $$$.
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Thank you Sgt. Pepper. i now have a visual ref. so when i put it on today i wont do it wrong...how does your car handle better/worse after install?? i will also be installing tenabe sway bars f/r along with energy suspension end links. thanks again.
ps kind of a pain to install w/o instructions huh?
ps kind of a pain to install w/o instructions huh?
It's not hard without instructions, it's only two bolts, but I did a little research on how to install it before I bought it.
Nice carbon fiber peace, I have one I got for free. Didn't notice any difference with it but hey... it's carbon fiber
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yea!!!!! i finally installed the cusco piece it fit with a little persuasion but like you said sgt pepper def. noticable when entering driveways. i am def going to have a friend of mine make me a custom headder in stainless the arm bar is a little close for my liking to the pacesetter one. i might for now. untill he finishes with the headder, use an aluminum spacer i think a 1/4 or a little bigger will work. and yes i know to use a longer bolt...lol.
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Ya but that's $70 more than the Cusco bar, and honestly you don't notice too much with these bars so I would put that money towards a sway bar or strut tower bars. But the mazdaspeed bar is nice.
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i would say, now that i have had it on for a while, that it doesnt hurt dding but would help at drifting/autox. def stiffer when you enter a sloped driveway, and real nice if you have to make an emergency lane change....
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