setting cusco dampers?

[SilviaSR20DET]

I got myself some cusco zero 2 coilovers and 3 of them don't have any stickers indicating which position the dampening is set at. Is there a way to tell what setting it currently is? I can literally keep turning the adjuster (using flat head screwdriver) and it won't stop in any direction whether clockwise or counter clockwise.

[ultimateirving]

sounds like that damper was over tightened at one point and is no longer adjustable. see if you can replace just teh center piece

[SilviaSR20DET]

That can't be good.... Will try that thanks.

[SilviaSR20DET]

Just for those ever running into this problem, i just called cusco and they said the zero 2 model is specifically designed to adjust endlessly whether it be clockwise or counter clockwise. I guess it make sense since all of my struts are this acting this way.

[godsmack]

Thats kind of weird. How will you know if you have the dampening set up the same?

[Sumslapper]

If you click it clockwise their is one point where their is a longer gap between clicks. When you pass the long gap between clicks, you will be on setting one.

[codyace]

Just for those ever running into this problem, i just called cusco and they said the zero 2 model is specifically designed to adjust endlessly whether it be clockwise or counter clockwise. I guess it make sense since all of my struts are this acting this way.

That's because the 'clicks' are arbitrary clicks on a little turn plate. You probably only have 5 adjustments total or so.


With all coilovers, just back them ALL the way off front and rear, and then give the front a full turn (regardless of clicks)