Ordered off the Stillen site for $285, ~$300 delivered. Had them installed for $95 at Vivid Racing in Gilbert, AZ.

Car definitely handles the turns better. No more swaying or rolling, no matter how hard I crank the steering wheel! Another bonus, the steering seems to be a bit stiffer. I'm of the opinion our cars have too much "assist" in the power steering. It takes a little more effort to work the steering wheel now which is how I think a sports car should be. Anyway, if you're thinking of getting a set I highly recommend. Also running Eibach pro-kit.

 

Congrats!

Did you have a sport or a non sport?

 

very cool, congrats. i'm thinking of doing sways too, but with hotchkis instead.

 

I have a 6MT Sport.

You'll love 'em mikey!

 

Nice, was considering getting these, glad to hear it made a legit difference!!

 

[quote=kevmi2ca;2794813]Ordered off the Stillen site for $285, ~$300 delivered. Had them installed for $95 at Vivid Racing in Gilbert, AZ.quote]

What Model G do you have? No sig...so can't see...

Asking b/c Stillen says they have no 08-10 G37 Swaybars...they only sell Hotchkis.

 

[quote=bosssho;2884678]who told you that?

http://www.stillen.com/product.asp?i...&model=G37 2DR

 

[quote=Stoof@180Custom;2884697]If you click on that link and use the drop down menus for an 08/09/010 G37 you get this: There are no parts available for your selected vehicle.

If you got to this link you can see it:
STILLEN : STILLEN Sway Bars

And when I emailed Stillen the other day their response was this: Sorry, no STILLEN sway bars at this time.

 

I just did what you said and it came up fine for a 2009 G37 2dr...sooooo....I'm sure they have them.

 

They must be sold out or something. I have Stillen Sways on my 08 G37 Coupe.

 

I just had a set of hotchkis installed last Friday - there definitely is a different feel. I like the stiffness in the steering wheel, agreed more sporty. There's a little bit bumpier ride in the back seat, but I like the way it handles. Still trying to get used to the tail kicking out around tight curves at higher speed though.

 

Did you also upgrade the bushings? If not you should invest $35 in some Energy Suspension poly bushings front/rear instead of your stock rubber ones Stillen uses.

I have the Stillen/ES setup and I love it

 

After market sway bushings are not necessary upgrades. They make noises and worn out rather quick.

 

after sways you should invest on stickier rubber...you have to remember that now there is minimal roll or play on the suspension. being able to stay flat does not mean grip as you'll tend to slide at higher speeds...or even snap oversteer (unintentionally) as i'm sure the rears are now much stiffer than the front. i hear the NT05s are great...definatley getting those down the road.

 

You're basing this on what experience?

Not necessary but a "nice to have" and only $35 for a full set. Mine haven't made a peep in 6 months so....