I am looking at potentially going with aftermarket sway bars for my 2013 G37xS Coupe. I had Hotchkis front and rear sways on my G35x sedan and it was hands down one of my best bang for the buck mods. I have a few questions that I have not been able to find definitive answers to:

1. Is Hotchkis the only manufacture for sways on the AWD coupe?

2. Should I even consider going with aftermarket sways on the S coupe? Does it already come with beefed up sways?

3. When I go to the Hotchkis website its not very clear as to what product will fit my car. They list sways for the coupe S and the sedan/coupe AWD, but I actually have both. I this the correct product: Hotchkis Sport Suspension ?

Thanks!

 

I have Hotchkis Sways front and rear on my 2010 Journey Sedan. The difference is huge if you like really getting into your turns at speed. I'd highly recommend these coupled with the Michelin PSS tires. Your car will FEEL like it's glued to the road.

 

Your car is an X before it's an S.

In the section where you put in your car details, play around with all the different models. There only seem to be two options:

22441 for rwd or 22443 for awd.

There is even an X sport option in the drop downs.

Call them to confirm.

 

Season's Greetings to my G brethren, this year my Christmas gift to myself is a set of Hotchkis 22443 anti sway bars for my '13 G37xs sedan. They're beeing installed as I write this. I went with the stiffest setting on the front and the middle on the back. I'm shooting for a neutral but tighter feel. I do around town and highway driving and definitely like to bomb some off/on ramps and hustle through some twisties on the N. shore of LI. I'm taking the Taconic up to Albany this Sat. and I will report back on my impressions. Thanks!
DT

 

The addition of the Hotchkis anti sway bars is exactly what the doctor ordered. I drove 25 miles home from my mechanic in torrential rain and was taking ramps at speeds that I would normally drive in dry conditions. As others on the forum have mentioned these are highly recommended. The forum is an invaluable source of info for G owners!!