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ZPirate · 12-17-2010, 02:54 PM

Wow I hadn't heard that Stillen made the fronts adjustable too! I guess those of us who purchased the original 370Z sway bars missed out. My Stillen front sway bars have one setting. BTW has Stillen now added urethane bushings or do you still have to purchase those separately? I added them after the fact, but I like them nonetheless. When I bought mine Stillen was selling them separately.

BTW I've finally gone to the softess setting on the rear sway bars. When I had it on full stiff I was setting off the VDC when I took a corner going fast. Now I can do the same thing without activating the VDC. I can't really feel any handling difference between the settings. The softess setting on the Stillen sway bars is still considerably stiffer than the stock rear sway bar.

12-17-2010, 02:54 PM	#3 (permalink)
ZPirate Track Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Greenville, NC Posts: 792 Drives: 09' 370Z & 03' 350Z Rep Power: 17	Wow I hadn't heard that Stillen made the fronts adjustable too! I guess those of us who purchased the original 370Z sway bars missed out. My Stillen front sway bars have one setting. BTW has Stillen now added urethane bushings or do you still have to purchase those separately? I added them after the fact, but I like them nonetheless. When I bought mine Stillen was selling them separately. BTW I've finally gone to the softess setting on the rear sway bars. When I had it on full stiff I was setting off the VDC when I took a corner going fast. Now I can do the same thing without activating the VDC. I can't really feel any handling difference between the settings. The softess setting on the Stillen sway bars is still considerably stiffer than the stock rear sway bar. __________________ 2003 Daytona Blue 350Z Touring/Nismo 2009 Platinum Graphite 370Z Touring/Sport (Sold) 2009 BMW 135i/Dinan Stage 2 software upgrade/M3 suspension piecies/Koni Sports/ETS FMIC/Alufelgen SF-71 wheels