Part #: KIT-CUSSUS-1. Cusco is a leader in suspension components. Their products are engineered to enhance your vehicle's handling. With the Cusco Complete Suspension Bracing Kit, you can stiffen your car's chassis, enjoy sharper steering, and get better feedback. You won't tip over cones at the next autocross event! This kit includes genuine Cusco parts. The Front Member Power Brace makes your chassis stiffer for exciting canyon drives. The Rear Member Power Brace stops the chassis from twisting during sharp turns. The Power Brace Rear Member Side reduces body flex, and the Power Steering Rack improves steering. The Front Lower Arm Bar Type II offers multi - point chassis support, and the Crossmember tightens the chassis on high - speed corners. The Rear Lower Power Brace adds extra stiffness. The Floor Brace and Type I Front Lower Arm Bar tie everything together, making your car handle like a pro. All components are powder - coated in Cusco's signature blue to prevent rust and corrosion. Kit Includes: Cusco Front Member Power Brace pn 692 492 FM, Cusco Power Brace Power Steering Rack pn 692 026 ALHD, Cusco Power Brace Rear Lower pn 692 492 R, Cusco Power Brace Rear Member pn 692 492 RM, Cusco Front Lower Arm Bar Type II pn 692 477 A, Cusco Power Brace Floor Center pn 692 492 C, Cusco Power Brace Rear Member Side pn 687 492 RS, Cusco Power Brace Crossmember 692 492 M.
Using the Cusco Complete Suspension Bracing Kit is quite straightforward. First, gather all the components in the kit. You can start by installing the Front Member Power Brace for the front part of the chassis. Then, move on to the Rear Member Power Brace at the back. For the steering part, install the Power Steering Rack. Next, put in the Front Lower Arm Bar Type II and the Crossmember. After that, add the Rear Lower Power Brace, the Floor Brace, and the Type I Front Lower Arm Bar. Remember to follow the instructions carefully to ensure proper installation. When it comes to maintenance, keep an eye on the powder - coated finish. If you notice any signs of chips or scratches, touch them up to prevent rust. Also, regularly check all the components for tightness, especially after long drives or rough rides. If you're not sure about the installation process, it's a good idea to seek help from a professional mechanic.
