Whiteline Sway Bars

[180 wanabe]

And as I stated I am running whiteline 350z swaybars

[R377]

Just about to install the whiteline sway bars in our v36 sedan.

Two settings for the front and three for the rear.  What setups are you guys going for these days ?  As its a daily driver i was just going to go n the softest settings to see how that goes first....

[R377]

I just installed whiteline sway bars on 2007 v36 skyline sedan.

The fronts are quite easy, 4 x 14mm nuts on to the chassis and 2 x 17mm nuts for the sides - might need a spanner on the rear of these.

The install on the rear was painful, you have to drop at least one side of the exhausts.  It is a 12mm clamp bolt to undo the exhaust.  All 6 nuts are 14mm for the rear uninstall / install.

While I was at it in got new nuts from autobahn. Champion high tensile FBM164 flange nuts M10x1.25 pack of 10 for $8.

Whiteline parts for v36 skyline

http://www.whiteline.com.au/do_segue4.php?make=NISSAN&model=SKYLINE&model_final=SKYLINE+V36+RWD&vehicle=11%2F2006-ON

complete kit with links http://www.whiteline.com.au/product_detail4.php?part_number=BNK007&sq=19203

Also a video for v36 skyline sedan sway bar install - its not great but at least you can see he has the same exhaust as our models 

 

[R377]

Install uninstall setup for whiteline sway bar for nissan skyline v36 sedan.

As it was a daily driver, i set the sway bars on the softest settings.  It wasn't great and did understeer a bit.

I then set the front to the hardest setting and changed the rear to the middle setting.  It turns in better now.

With the sway bars, the car drives the same suspension wise, although when you push it through the corners you can feel the car is more stiff through the front and rear (exactly what it was designed to do)