Sway Bar Diameters

gomer_110

Mine is an almost dedicated autox car. Also, I don't run the Eibach bars anymore. I'm running the Hotchkis front bar now with no rear bar. Honestly, if there was a stiffer front bar I'd probably go with that.

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'17 Titan Bone Stock

nasm

Thanks for the reply Gomer. Appreciated.
Now, I now the Hotchkis is the answer and to go for.

Quicksilvers

The Hotchkis Suspension front sway bar has done wonders for my Z! I noticed the improved turn in response and handling felt more balanced. The right amount of roll stiffness helps. Also there are other brand sway bars that work well on the 370Z.

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Mr. Clean

nasm

That's true, however most of the members here chosed Hotchkis or moved to Hotchkis. In addition, if you notice most of them are either pure track, track + DD, or just DD and occasionally track. All have got Hotchkis, and that's meant a lot for me. Since I am planning to get swaybars soon.
In fact, I was almost going to Eibach, then after doing more search I realized the Hotchkis is the best. Personal opinion.

Thanks and regards,
Nasm

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