GT Spec Lower Tie Bar/Lateral Brace Package For 350Z
Includes: Front Lower Tie Bar, Rear Lower Tie Bar, And Rearl

I just installed this kit in my G, it was super easy to install (under a hour) and Rear Lower Tie Brace will only fit depending on your exhaust, but over all this product is excellent and improves the handling rapidly. Also the bars look nice from paint and emblem to the light wieght construction of Aircraft Grade 6061 Aluminum.

If you seeking more handling and performance, this is the way to go
And its not that expensive too

hmmm....i was looking at those last night and wondered if they were any good. Looks like a good buy now...thanks for the info!

Interesting. Do they replace stock braces or do they just mount in their on spots?

It looks like they mount on their spots...

The two rear braces mounts right on the spot and the front too, but the front you have to remove the lower black plastic cover (the one with many screws) inorder to make clearnce for the front brace, then optional if you want to restall the lower black cover back. I did?

does this fit the sedan? and does this actually help handling with stock suspension setup?

After two weeks riding with GT SPEC Package,
I would have to grade it a A+ product.

Juan,

does this help in handling or on turns etc???!! i want sways but wanna know if these are also beneficial...

Can you be a little more descriptive about the handling improvements you notice?

where to get those ??
how much around?
thax

www.performancenissanparts.com

I think it's like 250 for all three bars.....i'd love to order these but I just ordered my wheels....

The improvements are a little hard to describe in words, but I'll do my best. When your driving like around 50mph or more and you approach a turn or curve (the turn or curve may vary) you feel the G more stable in the front and rear too, and instead of the rear moving more to the side of the curve due to instability and speed, it really make’s the G stick more to the road and handling improves.

So you added these bars along with new sway bars? Or you just did these bars instead of the sway bars? Do you think you will benefit from replacing the sways and adding these or is that overkill and repetitive?

i bet to get it all down you need a combination of these plus other suspension parts.