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Joker_J 01-12-2024 01:50 PM

Sway Bar Decisions
 
Looking to get some sway bars soon but can't decide on Z1, Hotchkis or Whiteline. Already installed the trans mount, SPL rear camber arms kit, subframe bushing collar, diff brace, rear diff bushing kit. Just needing the communities opinion on which one to get!

Thanks in advnace :tiphat:

filip00 01-12-2024 03:38 PM

What do you want from the car? Swapping sway bars and having different adjustments will impact how the car will handle. It might introduce or prevent both understeer or oversteer.

Rusty 01-12-2024 05:32 PM

Hotchkis front bar. It won't move around like the Whiteline does.

Jhill 01-12-2024 06:27 PM

My vote would be the z1. Close to the hotchkiss in stiffness but has adjustability. Just my opinion but I’m not a fan of non adjustable bars as it defeats the purpose.

Spooler 01-12-2024 07:10 PM

I would comment but everything on my car is not stock so I am not much help.

markesc 01-12-2024 09:21 PM

My front Hotchkis has been trouble/noise free for 6+ years now... :driving:

Best $150 I've thrown at this car!

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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 4048283)
Hotchkis front bar. It won't move around like the Whiteline does.


40 to 332 01-13-2024 10:38 AM

Eibach front bar. It's adjustable. No issues after 10+ years. I grease the bushings on a regular basis. No matter which brand you choose to go with, I would recommend upgrading the factory endlinks to SPL links to handle the extra weight/stiffness.

2011 Nismo#91 01-13-2024 12:15 PM

Same, Hotchkis


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