Opinions on Sway Bars

JoeD

Then why have "Keep it Stock / OEM" as an option? That just counts as a wasted vote which could have gone towards one of the brands to help you form your opinion. If everyone on the forum who still has the OEM swaybars or has no plans to upgrade came in and voted...that would suck, wouldn't it?

I'll be getting the Cuscos when it comes time to upgrade. The Stillens don't seem to be that significant of an upgrade over stock, I havn't heard anything about NISMO swaybars for the Z34, and Hotchkis isn't even on the radar (strictly personal preference due to the brand, not performance).

dcrew1x

I wasn't trying to vote OEM I was trying to update the poll options but wasn't sure how to and ended up clicking on it to see if that would allow me to make a change since I hadn't voted yet myself.

Does anyone have the cuscos already installed?

Aside from that, Hotchkis seems to be the most popular at the moment and some DIY installation instructions / pics are already up. I am also leaning towards Hotckis myself but waiting for poll results to get a better idea or some thoughts / opinions.

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2009 PG 6MT Sports Stillen Gen3 CAI | Stillen CBE | AMS Short Shifter | Nismo Brace Kit

Togo

+1 Cusco FTW!

dcrew1x

Update:

Cusco in the lead!

Besides the price for cusco sways, I'm betting a lot of 350z owners loved cusco

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2009 PG 6MT Sports Stillen Gen3 CAI | Stillen CBE | AMS Short Shifter | Nismo Brace Kit

kenchan

hahaha i like watching this race.

ive had cusco bits in the past (one of my other cars is currently running cusco
bits as well) and they are high quality. their blue paint seems to flake off after
time though...ive not seen their 370z cusco swaybar so not sure if they use
their blue paint or not.

on the other hand, the stillen swaybars' paint has held up very well through
the years. i personally do not have any preference to the manufacturer
if they sell quality parts.