yes, do it.

 

Yea, did it. They go on in the morning. Sorry to hear that "quart" is giving up his G.

PD

 

Good deal, make sure to get rear Energy Suspension bushings as well, are the fronts ES bushings or just new stocks? $35 buys you a set (front and rear) of Poly bushings from EnergySuspensionPartsOnline.com, that's what I did for my Stillen sways and I love em

 

reviving.

Has anyone bought Tanabe Sustec Sways? They are new. Dont know if they are adjustable.

 

anyone with the tanabe sways here?
might as well add tanabe also to this comparison.

 

For the aftermarket bushings, are you guys going with greased or non-greased?

I am assuming the rear sways will fit the x sedan? I know the fronts won't work.

 

you need to grease the bushings. otherwise you will get some mad squeaking and could possibly run into other problems (I don't know about other problems for a fact but the noise will be super annoying)

 

Energy Suspension bushings used to work like this:
-black had graphite built in and were self-lubricating.
-red needed the urethane lube to be used with it.

 

FYI: eibach is coming out with sways soon. 2 way adjustable fronts and 3 way adjustable rears

 

hmm good info!! I still think Hotchkis is the best around

 

i think it might be too...ill probably go with those..the extra stiffness up front is good for the fat girl

 

Any have any problems with the factory end links when upgrading sway bars? If so, got a suggestion on aftermarket replacements?

 

running stillen sways for 1.5 years now with stock bushings and no issue. i track my car as well for what thats worth.

 

I hope you check your sway bars often for cracks then, because on the 350z forums a couple of members had them crack at the mounts.
Broken rear sway bar....... - MY350Z.COM Forums

 

Is it really needed to add new bushings when installing Stillen sways?

How difficult is the install?