Hotchkis Sway Bars 08 G35 Sedan Journey
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From: Glendale,CA
Hotchkis Sway Bars 08 G35 Sedan Journey
Purchased them used from another forum member, installed them over the past weekend. Dont feel that much of a difference in ride quality or handling. Based on my research and the reviews posted on the forums, many people claim a drastic difference, but I just dont feel it. 
I checked the install and it was done correctly by the local shop who specializes in Nissan-Infiniti.

I checked the install and it was done correctly by the local shop who specializes in Nissan-Infiniti.
And I didn't mean to come off as derogatory, but if you can't notice the decrease in body roll in a turn, somethings wrong with your *** meter.
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Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Glendale,CA
Mish and E-Ticket, I do feel it on harsh roads with respect to it being stiffer and somewhat when taking on turns. Guess it will be even more noticeable when I install the Eibach PK. Maybe then my *** meter better detect the difference lol
I installed my Eibach sways last night and could feel a big difference in the handling characteristics of the car. With just the drop the car still felt sloppy but now it has definitely tightened up. Middle setting in the rear as well.
If he starts on the tightest setting, the lightbulb goes off when he has a little too much fun around a traffic circle and the rear of the car rotates him backwards. Drive the G harder and you'll notice the difference.
I ordered mine from autoanything.com and had a coupon, $312 shipped I believe. Just google the part number and find the best price with shipping, part #6393.320
http://www.autoanything.com/suspensi...0A3193648.aspx
The first thing I do when I start my car is turn off the VDC. The middle setting in the rear allows you to push the car pretty hard. The azz end might feel a little light at times but the tires will whine a bit before it will kick out. Install is simple in the front and in the rear I had to remove a few sections of the exhaust to get the new bar in. Hope this helps!
http://www.autoanything.com/suspensi...0A3193648.aspx
The first thing I do when I start my car is turn off the VDC. The middle setting in the rear allows you to push the car pretty hard. The azz end might feel a little light at times but the tires will whine a bit before it will kick out. Install is simple in the front and in the rear I had to remove a few sections of the exhaust to get the new bar in. Hope this helps!


