[bryantaylor]

never seen these before, anyone running them?

http://www.c2auto.com/miata_susp_coil_cus.html

 

[27akademiks]

Yeah, I run them and I think one other person has them too?

 

[frictionfighter]

i run cusco zero2s

 

[bryantaylor]

i did some searching, the ones linked basiclly look like tein basics

 

[charboiled]

Yeah, I run them and I think one other person has them too?

How is the ride compared to stock springs and shocks?

 

[slydin miata 619]

i think it wont ride anything like stock . HAHA

 

[27akademiks]

How is the ride compared to stock springs and shocks?

Yeah like slydin miata said, they really don't ride anything like stock.

I like them, although the springs that come with them (5 and 6k I think?) are kind of soft, it actually feels pretty good with ny's roads. Still improves body roll and feels pretty stable while cornering. My car is my daily so I find these fine for my type of driving.

I guess they're like tein basics in that you can adjust the ride height. I have no experience with any other suspensions besides theses cusco comp-s and my old tokico illumina kit; but I love these compared to my old blown oem shocks/springs and over the tokico illumina kit. I don't know if that helps any..

 

[charboiled]

It does help. Thanks for the insight. What I was asking is how stiff or soft is it compared to stock. I have a set of Zero2r on my STi and felt that it could be stiffer. Does anyone know if you can ask Cusco for specific spring rates.

 

[Miazda318]

how low can u go with these?

do they have adjustable dampening?

 

[27akademiks]

I honestly don't even remember how my stockers feel anymore so I can't really compare the stiffness/softness. But these are a lil on the soft side.

You can dump them. I still have room to go lower, but as of now, I have no gap in the front. (wid 14x6 +35 on 195/60/14) Although they're a bit sunken battleship. =p

Nothing is adjustable but the ride height.

http://www.napsusa.com/comps.htm