350z swaybars
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From: Toronto, GTA north
Originally Posted by ydlee24
Are 350z swaybars different from our G35 sedans? And if they are will they improve handling and will they fit on our sedans.
I'm using a 350 Evo rear bar on my car & love it.
just installed rear sway bars for 350z on my G35X. fits fine. makes the car handle like if it was lowered. no more lean , just make sure u use stiffest setting. it makes the G more tossable.
Originally Posted by killerlexus
just installed rear sway bars for 350z on my G35X. fits fine. makes the car handle like if it was lowered. no more lean , just make sure u use stiffest setting. it makes the G more tossable.


I want to improve my G's handling too. It's a bit leaning when you push it hard.
Since our car is AWD, don't you need sway bars in front and back?
Last edited by mikeee2; Oct 23, 2005 at 01:04 AM.
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i did the rears my self, just jack up the car on to jackstands, you will have to unbolt the exhaust hangers for the muffler to lower it a lil to squeeze in the sway bar. make sure you dont break off the grounding strap on the muffler.
the whole job took me an 1 1/2 from start to finish.
out handled a 05 M3 today getting on and off exit ramp. heck i even passed him on the outside on a off ramp. his car would start to slide , but mine just pulls my through the turn with a lil power slide, i got a X and the 4 wheel drive does help too.
the whole job took me an 1 1/2 from start to finish.
out handled a 05 M3 today getting on and off exit ramp. heck i even passed him on the outside on a off ramp. his car would start to slide , but mine just pulls my through the turn with a lil power slide, i got a X and the 4 wheel drive does help too.
Originally Posted by killerlexus
i did the rears my self, just jack up the car on to jackstands, you will have to unbolt the exhaust hangers for the muffler to lower it a lil to squeeze in the sway bar. make sure you dont break off the grounding strap on the muffler.
the whole job took me an 1 1/2 from start to finish.
out handled a 05 M3 today getting on and off exit ramp. heck i even passed him on the outside on a off ramp. his car would start to slide , but mine just pulls my through the turn with a lil power slide, i got a X and the 4 wheel drive does help too.
the whole job took me an 1 1/2 from start to finish.
out handled a 05 M3 today getting on and off exit ramp. heck i even passed him on the outside on a off ramp. his car would start to slide , but mine just pulls my through the turn with a lil power slide, i got a X and the 4 wheel drive does help too.
Hmm...1.5 hours, don't know if I can handle that. Sorry but I am really no mechanic and never had any of my cars up on jack stands except to jack it up with the regular jack to swap tires.
*Feel Ashame* ...but seems like something I should look into. Don't tell me you were going through that ramp on your stock 17 turanzas?????Sorry if it sounds like a newbie and dumb question. When you put it up on jack stands, I am assuming this is what you do. Please correct me if I am wrong.
1) Put car in P and step on emergency brake or for M/T, in gear and emergency brake.
2) Use your hydralic or whatever thing to lift it. Then put the rears on jack stands (assuming each jack stand holds 2 tons).
3) Then put a brick or wood behind the front tires preventing it from rolling back.
Is that it? I want to know a bit more about working under the car one day but I don't want it to tumble down and end my life.
. I've seen those roll up ramps and the jack stand tool kits. What is the safest way to get under the car?
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From: Toronto, GTA north
Originally Posted by MI SO FST
can someone tell me what the size differents are?
as per post #1 question.
Originally Posted by MI SO FST
So its only an upgrade for the G35X's???
There is no merit in changing G35 bars for OEM 350Z bars
Basically if you want to change sway bars, aftermarket is the only way to go.
The big benefit with aftermarket is adjustability.
OEM are not adjustable.
Caution, not all aftermarket bars are adjustable though (eg. Nismo).
Please restate your question if need more info.
Last edited by InTgr8r; Oct 24, 2005 at 08:03 AM.
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