Cusco
 

Cusco has had a bit of a rough time this year with their official US office (Nukabe) closing a few months back. During that time, the only seemingly reliable way to get Cusco was to go direct to Japan. Thankfully, Cusco has a new US office and is back in operation.

They're a bit hesitant in stocking the 370z parts as there haven't been many orders lately, though Cusco parts are always sought after for almost every Japanese car, so it's surprising that the 370z has been slow for them. Here is what they have for the 370z currently:

http://bespoke-public-product-images...e8_175x100.jpg Front Sway Bar

http://bespoke-public-product-images...a1e_175x95.jpg Rear Sway Bar

http://bespoke-public-product-images...df5_175x99.jpg Standard Spec Coilovers

http://bespoke-public-product-images...df5_175x99.jpg Pillow Upper Spec Coilovers

http://bespoke-public-product-images...5f_175x159.jpg Type-RS LSD

http://bespoke-public-product-images...5f_175x159.jpg Type-MZ LSD

The sways will be in stock in about 3-4 weeks. They won't be stocking the coilovers yet until they see more demand, so they're currently special order with a 6-8 week leadtime.

Let me know if you guys have questions about any of Cusco's parts.

-Mike Bratcher

PM on rear sway please and on front but individual prices

Do not get a cusco sway w/out the other... they are loads stiffer than the rest and will destroy your over/under balance

Bummer it's a slow seller for them, does that mean we probably won't see adjustable arms from them?

I feel like few people know that Cusco is making these parts for the 370z. I haven't seen much advertising for their parts, especially with the downtime of Cusco USA. Hopefully it will pick up so that we can see some new developments from them. They are usually at the forefront of chassis and suspension development.

-Mike Bratcher

Thanks for input but i would not be running stock in either fit pattern

LSD's added above as well.

-Mike Bratcher

Can you please PM price for the sway's

Pm'd "I Run L.A"

-Mike

Cusco Bump

-Mike

I dont understand why cusco sways are double the price of the competition..

Cusco parts are never the cheapest out there, but they're extremely popular because of their reputation in aftermarket parts and racing. When using Cusco, you already know that the parts work and have been tested throughly to perform. It's hard to say that with many of the other companies that make aftermarket parts. The amount of companies re-branding untested China made parts is growing everyday.

-Mike Bratcher

Update: Everything is in stock minus the coilovers.

-Mike

I agree, Cusco has great parts for the Z, yes they are expensive, but then again you get what you pay for. Anything Cusco, you are getting top on the line. I ran Cusco product on my 350z and had no problem. Right now I’m just waiting for my set of Zero 2 coilovers to come in. Also Cusco was having issue with the USA office, but now it’s ready to rock and roll.

One more thing, if you want to play, you have to pay. Figure out your goal on what you want your car to do, all street or all track or a bit of both. Find out a budget and set your goal.