Does 2010 G37xS need upgraded sway bars?
08-20-2011, 01:13 AM
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08-20-2011, 01:35 AM
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I wouldn't say the don't affect ride quality because if you go on uneven grounds where one wheel is higher than the other it will be a Lot more ridged and stiff. Therefore you will feel more jerkyness on ueven grounds but still well worth it 
08-20-2011, 08:08 AM
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anyone using them with the soft-front, soft-rear settings?
I'm wondering, as I have such types of the roads (uneven, with potholes, etc.) all around, but still want to upgrade sways to ride on the good highways!...
I'm wondering, as I have such types of the roads (uneven, with potholes, etc.) all around, but still want to upgrade sways to ride on the good highways!...
08-20-2011, 11:00 AM
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I have an xS and I'm close to trading the car in or selling it soon.
however, I may do the sway bars first. I have a true rwd S rsb right now, oem. and it helped, I like the difference it made. for a few weeks! and since then, I want a different car with a sport suspension. i made a huge mistake getting this xS, since it's not a sport tuned suspension and the only coilovers avail are not from a reputable vendor.
if you guys think doing an aftermarket f+r sway bar would help a great deal, I may owe it to myself and the car, to try that first.
how difficult is the front installation?
however, I may do the sway bars first. I have a true rwd S rsb right now, oem. and it helped, I like the difference it made. for a few weeks! and since then, I want a different car with a sport suspension. i made a huge mistake getting this xS, since it's not a sport tuned suspension and the only coilovers avail are not from a reputable vendor.
if you guys think doing an aftermarket f+r sway bar would help a great deal, I may owe it to myself and the car, to try that first.
how difficult is the front installation?
08-20-2011, 12:07 PM
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I knew someone will say that. I agreed, but it will not be noticable. The ground will have to be so uneven to feel any difference, in which case you will not take the G there in the first place. Go for the sway bars upgrade!
08-20-2011, 12:30 PM
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Yea it's so rare and really a non issue. I couldn't live without my hotchicks sways.
08-20-2011, 03:15 PM
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I have an xS and I'm close to trading the car in or selling it soon.
however, I may do the sway bars first. I have a true rwd S rsb right now, oem. and it helped, I like the difference it made. for a few weeks! and since then, I want a different car with a sport suspension. i made a huge mistake getting this xS, since it's not a sport tuned suspension and the only coilovers avail are not from a reputable vendor.
if you guys think doing an aftermarket f+r sway bar would help a great deal, I may owe it to myself and the car, to try that first.
how difficult is the front installation?
however, I may do the sway bars first. I have a true rwd S rsb right now, oem. and it helped, I like the difference it made. for a few weeks! and since then, I want a different car with a sport suspension. i made a huge mistake getting this xS, since it's not a sport tuned suspension and the only coilovers avail are not from a reputable vendor.
if you guys think doing an aftermarket f+r sway bar would help a great deal, I may owe it to myself and the car, to try that first.
how difficult is the front installation?
I did both front and rear bars this past weekend and the front took half the time the rear did. The rear would have been quick if I didn't have to drop the exhaust.
08-20-2011, 07:09 PM
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I have an xS and I'm close to trading the car in or selling it soon.
however, I may do the sway bars first. I have a true rwd S rsb right now, oem. and it helped, I like the difference it made. for a few weeks! and since then, I want a different car with a sport suspension. i made a huge mistake getting this xS, since it's not a sport tuned suspension and the only coilovers avail are not from a reputable vendor.
if you guys think doing an aftermarket f+r sway bar would help a great deal, I may owe it to myself and the car, to try that first.
how difficult is the front installation?
however, I may do the sway bars first. I have a true rwd S rsb right now, oem. and it helped, I like the difference it made. for a few weeks! and since then, I want a different car with a sport suspension. i made a huge mistake getting this xS, since it's not a sport tuned suspension and the only coilovers avail are not from a reputable vendor.
if you guys think doing an aftermarket f+r sway bar would help a great deal, I may owe it to myself and the car, to try that first.
how difficult is the front installation?
08-20-2011, 11:31 PM
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