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Product Details
Part Number: | 322 311 B25 |
Brand: | Cusco |
Location: | Rear |
Cusco's Sway Bars are available for most applications on the front or rear of the vehicle. Reducing body roll during hard cornering is not the only feature that can be increased with these. Depending on the particular size and position of the sway bar, oversteer and understeer can be modified. Available in adjustable and non-adjustable with varying diameter sizes, Cusco offers many different options to suit your driving needs. Painted in Cusco blue these Sway Bars are direct bolt-on with all the necessary hardware.
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WARNING: This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects. www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Vehicle Fitment
Acura RSX
2002 Acura RSX Type-S
2003 Acura RSX Type-S
2004 Acura RSX Type-S
2005 Acura RSX Type-S
2006 Acura RSX Type-S
2003 Acura RSX Type-S
2004 Acura RSX Type-S
2005 Acura RSX Type-S
2006 Acura RSX Type-S
Honda Civic
2002 Honda Civic Si
2003 Honda Civic Si
2004 Honda Civic Si
2005 Honda Civic Si
2003 Honda Civic Si
2004 Honda Civic Si
2005 Honda Civic Si
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Chad | December 4th, 2024
After trying different combos I’ve ended up with Cusco 25mm rear and Type R 23mm front, for me it is the sweet spot. My car is on the low side, I am on FA 500 coilovers with Swift 10/14k springs. It is a little on the firm side but handles and steers beautifully! I want to test the limits on the track but spirited driving, I am super happy finally. It is a little on the oversteer side but I like it a lot. Other than stock which was not bad for normal street driving and mild spirited driving but not stable enough at faster and harder cornering for me. tried 24/21 , better but I didn’t like the understeer
24/24 little better but steering still felt lazy on aggressive cornering although high speed bends was very stable and now 23/25 got me to stop experimenting for now anyway 😜. High speed is stable yet keeps me on my toes, aggressive cornering and S turns etc is an absolute blast 💥 , at first I thought perhaps a little on the oversteer side but now so used to it that I almost wouldn’t mind a little more at hard acceleration on very tight turns but that may be more due to my helical lsd as opposed to a clutch type or more aggressive pack. Have stuck with this set up for about a year and a half now ish. Once I track it if I don’t find that my rear end wants to let go against my liking then I’m absolutely sticking with! if it does seem to want to let loose then i may consider changing or start with raising my car a hair (I’m a victim of form over function sometimes since it is not a track car) but I am extremely happy with my DC5 right now! I’m right between that fine line of the look I like and performance I want to maintain ratio 😜
Bojangles | January 8th, 2024
Installed on my 2002 Si. This is significantly larger/stronger than the OEM bar. Worth the money. I paired it with the truhart subframe brace and whiteline endlinks. Only hiccup I had was the bolts from the Truhart kit (the ones that attach the sway bar bushings to the brace/LCA) were not long enough to accommodate the aftermarket brace & larger sway bar . I used m8-1.25 30mm bolts from O'Reilly's and was able to get everything seated flush. The sway bar cleared my OEM muffler. Ride height is stock but much stiffer/less body roll.