Got home today and saw a big brown box............BINGO, my sway bars are here! Now I have to figure out where to get them installed??? Unfortunately, I'm not mechanically inclined and don't have the right tools, even if I were.

Any general suggestions on where to have this done? I'm assuming this isn't a very complicated install. Should any decent mechanic be able to do it?

-T

 

Sorry I don't have an answer for you but just want to tag on your post if you don't mind. What's better to eliminate some of the leaning at turns? I mean my X don't come with sports package. Would sway bars be better or lowered suspension and shocks? Then again there are no such combo for the X yet.

 

Teeter:
Any mechanic should be able to do it without any problems. One of them was a little harder to install. I forgot whether it was the front or the back.

mikeee2:
I replaced my stock with Cusco sway bars, and I don't regret spending every dollar on it. My car isn't lowered, but it feels like it.

 

Sway bars underneath the car are better or strut bars on the top of the car?

 

Sway bars underneath the car are better. Modern cars are already very stiff, so top strut bars do not do much.

 

does your cusco sway bars fit the g35x?