Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 2043402)

mr.alcheng - ive not looked into deeply at the j-brand ones but i was thinking cusco.. but those are 1mm thicker than the whitelines and if you're saying that whitelines are too stiff for street use, i might be better off with the stillens.

do you know the diameter of the stillens? :)

i will see what i can do about the iggydoor. i put so many locks on it i think i forgot which key goes to which lock. :icon17: ;)

Originally Posted by alcheng (Post 2043435)

I found this somewhere in the forum:

http://www.the370z.com/attachments/b...ars-sways2.jpg

The average diameter of all are about 27-30 on the front and 25-28 on the rear, besides diameter, the stiffness of the material is a factor, how much the % of the aftermarket is stiffer than the stock is what I'm looking at.

Regarding the Cusco sway bar, it's about 124% stiffer on the front...

But I am a bit :eek: on the rear when their website says it's 238% stiffer than the stock...... :ugh2:

The Stillen one is adjustable, and I believe also the Whiteline.

I will check the price with my local shop, if the price is right.... mmm.... Christmas shopping... :tup::tup:

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 2043402)

mr.alcheng - ive not looked into deeply at the j-brand ones but i was thinking cusco.. but those are 1mm thicker than the whitelines and if you're saying that whitelines are too stiff for street use, i might be better off with the stillens.

do you know the diameter of the stillens? :)

i will see what i can do about the iggydoor. i put so many locks on it i think i forgot which key goes to which lock. :icon17: ;)




ms.pint- if he was like that from the getgo then some folks are like that...i mean some folks just suck at showing affection.

but if he changed over the years then counseling sounds like a good step. after a long time together sometimes we get too comfy with each other and loose the sense of appreciation towards one another.

i will say that im not a big fondue fan. imho, fondue is for women to take forever to eat at the table with their girlfriends gossiping over this and that and blah blah blah. :yawn: but my kids and i endured the 3+hrs at the fondue place when my wife requested we go there for her bday. :tup:

Originally Posted by LMBmikeZ (Post 2043422)

I have been looking into sway bars to I am leaning towards the Whitelines but my second choice was the Hotchkis. Let me know if you end up getting them and have a review :tup:

Originally Posted by LMBmikeZ (Post 2043422)

I have been looking into sway bars to I am leaning towards the Whitelines but my second choice was the Hotchkis. Let me know if you end up getting them and have a review :tup:

Originally Posted by alcheng (Post 2043462)

On the other hand, I don't see Cusco have a distributor in North America, they do.. have three in China and one in Hong Kong...




Sure bud... I am more leaning on the Stillen one, the Z is stock height and I don't wanna pair a stiff sway with the stock spring/shocks.

But will keep you updated!! :tup:

Originally Posted by GaleForce (Post 2043477)

You could be the new Cusco North American distributor out the back of the optical store. :tup:

Originally Posted by Pintsize725 (Post 2043429)

Check out this 3D drawing!

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y295/tguillen/5454.jpg

Originally Posted by alcheng (Post 2043435)

I found this somewhere in the forum:

The average diameter of all are about 27-30 on the front and 25-28 on the rear, besides diameter, the stiffness of the material is a factor, how much the % of the aftermarket is stiffer than the stock is what I'm looking at.

Regarding the Cusco sway bar, it's about 124% stiffer on the front...

But I am a bit :eek: on the rear when their website says it's 238% stiffer than the stock...... :ugh2:

The Stillen one is adjustable, and I believe also the Whiteline.

I will check the price with my local shop, if the price is right.... mmm.... Christmas shopping... :tup::tup:

Originally Posted by ZMan8 (Post 2043460)

something to consider is whitelines are solid while stillen, eibach, hotchkis are hollow. Are Cusco hollow or solid?

Originally Posted by alcheng (Post 2043462)

On the other hand, I don't see Cusco have a distributor in North America, they do.. have three in China and one in Hong Kong...

Originally Posted by ZMan8 (Post 2043460)

something to consider is whitelines are solid while stillen, eibach, hotchkis are hollow. Are Cusco hollow or solid?

Originally Posted by GaleForce (Post 2043477)

You could be the new Cusco North American distributor out the back of the optical store. :tup:

Originally Posted by LMBmikeZ (Post 2043484)

But then they would notice his "other distribution" going on out back at the optical store! :rofl2: