Front: full stiffy
Rear: 2/3
Still using OEM endlinks.

 

Do you know if the old hotchkis is also 35mm polyurethane greasable bushings? or is it a different size?
eg: http://www.summitracing.com/int/part...173r/overview/

 

^The front bushings have a diameter of 35mm.

 

Hothkis uses a OEM style 35 mm bushing so that it fits on our stock brackets, so I don't think any 35 mm bushing will work. I have to get it straight from hotchkis...

http://www.energysuspensionparts.com...sp?prod=7.5126
I need this style but 35mm...

 

Just went ahead and bought an oem front sway bar, gonna get it installed tomorrow and see if it gets rid of the sound.

 

Nooo it's either the bushings or the bracket is loose, or ur mis diagnosing.

 

Just wanna get the car on the road lol, if changing the sway bar to oem gets rid of the sound then maybe in a few weeks I will buy just the front hothckis one from their site with the "stoppers".

 

If you're getting the OEM front sway bar, I hope you also bought OEM bushings.

 

Yes I got the bushings from infiniti. it was cheaper to buy a used oem sway bar and bushings than it was to get hotchkis to ship me replacement bushings + grease.

 

Wwwuuudddd

 

$50 shipping + $15 for bushing kit + tax (and I would have to wait for it to arrive)

$40 sway bar + $20 bushings

Need to be able to drive the car ASAP lol.

 

So I just got my coolant changed today and also got some price quote. Just curious if these are fair prices
All OEM parts included+labor
Major maint+tune:$315 w/spark plug
Drive belt-$147
Rear diff-$79
Front brakes-$319
Rear-$225

 

^u don't work on ur own car at all huh??

 

How good are your mechanical skills?

Drive belts cost less than $40 for parts, so that's a DIY to me. Spark plugs are ~$50, so I'd have to know what else was included in that tune up.

Dunno if brakes are fair prices, I do those myself.

 

Hmm, I didnt ask what was included. What would you look for in a major tune up?

@saywhat No, I do not im a complete noobie and dont want to destroy the G