GET STIFF: Stop body roll with our Hotchkis Swaybar sale!
 

Enhance the cornering performance of your 370Z or G37 with a set of Hotchkis Sport Suspension sport sway bars. Our sport sway bar package increases front/rear roll stiffness giving the car crisp, quick turn-in response and balanced handling. As delivered the car has slight under steer and limited roll control. Sport sway bars give the driver the ability to rotate the car on corner entry and steer with the throttle when necessary. The dreaded under steer is eliminated and the handling becomes comfortably neutral with added traction during cornering. Hotchkis Sport Suspension sway bars feature a durable powder coat finish, greasable bushings, and brackets

Features:
• Lightweight, Durable 1 3/8" (35mm) Tubular Front Bar.
• Lightweight, Durable 1.063 (27mm) Tubular Rear Bar 3 Way Adjustable
• Premium mounting hardware including, greasable polyurethane bushings and heavy duty brackets.
• Finished in durable anthracite powder coat.

Benefits:
• Brings handling excitement to your 370Z, G37 or G35
• Dramatically improves steering and chassis response
• Increases stability, improves traction, reduces body roll by increasing front/rear roll stiffness
• Easy bolt-on installation.

Specs:
Front Sway Bar 35mm (Ø1-3/8") Hollow
+230% Stiffer than G37
+205% Stiffer than G37S

Rear Sway Bar 27mm (Ø1.063") Hollow 3 Way Adjustable
+120, 175, 250% Stiffer than Stock G37,
+5, 30, 65% Stiffer than stock G37S

Application Guide:
09- Nissan 370Z
08- Infiniti G35
08- Infiniti G37
08- Infiniti G37 S

Videos
370Z Stock VS Hotchkis Sway Bar Upgrade Comparison Video
Front Sway Bar Install Video
Rear Sway Bar Install Video


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PM sent...could we get a little bit of customer reviews on these? like experiences on the g and such..? links to forum discussions somewhere else?

Oh yeah another thing, the videos by hotchkis look like absolute BS, I would be embarrassed to put those up for both the Z and the G.

I know from my STI that they make good products, so I'm looking past that for some real feedback from people who have it and maybe track their cars.

I'm interested too and would echo RCZ's request for some hands-on reviews... also, what are the other options available now or expected in near future...

maybe RCZ and I could test them out for you and post our experiences ? :)

Hotchkis isn't some fly-by-night company. This product is tested & proven to fit the 370Z.

Agree, agree..

Will Hotchkis share the data from its testing ? if the data tell the right story, consider me in

Travis - Did that look like a very scientific test to you? lol

I don't doubt hotchkis at all, they make good products as I said. However, there will be other subsequent choices for swaybars so it would be nice to get some hard data...

I would be glad to make an HD video review for you all...just everyone paypal me $5 bucks till I can cover a decent part of the cost :) $5 gets you an objective video test with a write up and actual constants in the test, not just someones :Feeling:

The NISMO set may also be out... comparative data would be most helpful... suppose you want us to buy you both sets huh RCZ ? ;)

think it'll be limiting to have 3 discrete adjustments as opposed to variable ?

Nah just the Hotchkis...no?..ok it was worth a shot :) I figured I gotta get something other than satisfaction out of all the time and effort it takes to do that. I do like to help though so who knows..

I'll sell one pair at cost to the first person willing to post a detailed review of them!

PM me what Cost is. Dibs if its low enough ;)

^^ classic post...... if it's low enough

Looks like RCZ definitely got dibs !

But... I know that some folks are going to be happier with two reviews ! :) Perhaps RCZ and I can write two viewpoints ??? Mine would be combined with your rear camber kit, which is already installed

My next event is march 6/7/8 at PIR... you know my paypal is fast !

Kurt,

Which bar setting are the videos filmed? Thanks.

Eh, not worth it. :rolleyes:

Anyway, waiting on the PM, I need to get rid of all the lean.

Has anyone put these on yet

and if so, describe the before and after difference...