After a month of back and forth between Hotchkis and Stillen sway bars, I decided on Stillen today. Ordered them direct from Stillen + a set of bushings for approx. $330.

I'll let you guys know how product quality, install and driving exp. are by next week.

 

Good choice . . . You should be very pleased with the Stillen set-up. I have had mine on for about a year and have been very happy with it.

 

hey there andy, tell me, what settings have you played around with for front and rear and where did you find the most comfortable?

Regardless, I'm going to try mine out in the middle front and rear at first and go from there although I have a feeling I might leave them in the middle...but maybe softer in the rear.

 

Most people start with a soft front/med rear set-up at first. I ended up with med/med. I may play with med/stiff. The med/med setting works really well for me, at this point.

 

On my Sedan I have them set at med/med I really like them but I think I might try med/firm.

 

whats ur tires size back and front?

 

Among all the various brands that offer front and rear fully adjustable sway bars, I really don't see a wrong choice. The only real reason to go with one brand vs another, I mean besides price or brand loyalty would be to get higher front bar stengths (pretty much limited to 350Z SCCA guys), in which case I would do a Cusco/Evo350 or CT-1/EVO350 combo or EVO350 or Hotckis.

 

honestly i went with stillen cause they were inexpensive and available locally.

i did though, check to make sure the collars for the brackets were either
welded on or included in the package. the stillens at the time were gold
color and had the collars welded on. been using it for nearly 2 years with
no issues.