Cusco steering rack stay

[olsonpg]

This looks amazing.

Anyone have any experience with this ?

http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/a...us60418490007/

[kingkenny]

I install it along with front spoon rigid collar , front lower arm & subframe & front strut brace , together the steering feel sharp and firm .

[olsonpg]

Originally Posted by kingkenny

I install it along with front spoon rigid collar , front lower arm & subframe & front strut brace , together the steering feel sharp and firm .

I have the perrin lockdowns, but I wonder if these would be even better.

I dont think this product has really hit the US yet.


Greetings to Dubai !

[fika84]

Someone should mount a Go Pro under the car to see how much movement we get on the steering rack.. I installed new bushings and felt the difference on the highway, but I don't know how much more this brace would do.. Definitely curious though!

[Decay107]

Mine is better



But seriously, steering rack bushings >>> steering rack brace though the brace did offer a mild improvement to turn in immediacy.

[olsonpg]

Originally Posted by Decay107

Mine is better



But seriously, steering rack bushings >>> steering rack brace though the brace did offer a mild improvement to turn in immediacy.

Ooooo those are nice! Where did you get them lol

You think bushings are better? I have lockdowns and the improvement was night and day. It was so much of an improvement it kind of has me obsessing over handling and trying to get it even better.

[Decay107]

Originally Posted by olsonpg

Ooooo those are nice! Where did you get them lol

You think bushings are better? I have lockdowns and the improvement was night and day. It was so much of an improvement it kind of has me obsessing over handling and trying to get it even better.

It's part of the TRD brace kit, there was a difference, but it wasn't huge. And as far as bushings go, I have the TIC solid aluminum ones, they should functionally be the same as the Perrin lock-down kit (maybe a little stiffer)