hey guys, just a thing to note for future reference. our nismo sways are the same as the s-tune nismo sways that have an MSRP of nearly $700. i purchased
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12-09-2012, 10:34 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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stock nismo sways vs s tune nismo sways
hey guys,
just a thing to note for future reference. our nismo sways are the same as the s-tune nismo sways that have an MSRP of nearly $700. i purchased a set from Z1 since they were cheap on the off chance that our stock sways were in fact the same as the sport/base sways. finally had a chance to put the z up today and measure the sways (although i shouldve done that before i bought them) and they measure the same. unconvinced, i removed the front sway, weighed them and measured them with a caliper and they were the exact same save for some tool accuracy. i did quite a bit of searching on the forum before buying them though, and while some evidence suggested our stock nismo sways were upgraded from the sport/base, there wasnt any concrete evidence. now there is, at least from my findings. anyway, for any sport/base owners looking at this, who wants some cheap sways? z1's notes: OEM (sport/base) Front: 26.5mm Rear: 24.2mm NISMO S-Tune Front: 27.0mm Rear: 25.4mm MY NISMO: Front: 27.0mm Rear: 25.5mm anyone else have thoughts? Last edited by chops; 12-09-2012 at 10:38 PM. |
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I bought these also from Z1 during their Black Friday sale. I too weighed our stock front sway bar and the S-Tune bar and they were the same weight.... I'm wondering if these aftermarket Nismo sway bars are the same as OEM, just painted a different color with a Nismo sticker on it???
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To find this out, measure the thickness of the flange where the end links attach. OEM style sway bars are formed by stamping a hollow tube. The thickness of this flange will indicate whether or not they are indeed an upgrade for the NISMO. Last edited by Dustin@Z1; 12-10-2012 at 03:36 PM. |
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12-18-2012, 12:01 AM | #11 (permalink) |
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sorry about the delay guys. had a chance to measure the flanges tonight. measurements below:
end link flange diameter: NISMO S-Tune - 9 mm Stock NISMO 370z - 8.8 mm with the added paint from the nismo s-tune sways versus the stock nismo 370z sways im guessing these are IDENTICAL. theres honestly no evidence to suggest these are any different than what we get from the stock nismo 370z. i will therefore be selling these. any takers? |
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