HammerDown

Does anyone know if I will have to drop the whole rear assembly in order to swap out the rear sway bar?

tea

Will you be selling your rims after you get the 19s? Let me know if you are. I'm in socal

mello03

iTrader: (1)

I'll look tomorrow morning, but it doesn't look easy. I have to get under there and torque some bolts so I'll check it out.

HammerDown

Most likely not, my wife won't like it but I have a nice little spot picked for them in the garage next to my set of drag radials which sits next to my stock AMG wheels lol. She said "what are you America's tire"

HammerDown

I checked it out when it was up in the air and the sway bar goes over the rear assembly

timmy0tool

iTrader: (7)

haha she must have a closet full of shoes for you to rebut!

there has to be a way to just snake it off the car when the endlinks and bushings are relieved.

gqwolf

Do you have pictures of front vs stock? The tanabe appears to be the same height as the springs that I took off of my car. Also, did you cut the bump stop?

Thanks

dnasians

iTrader: (4)

holy crap did you just bump a thread that was back in '14?

gqwolf

Ha-ha, yea. You always get replies telling you to do a search on forums before you ask...

HammerDown

In post 13 & 14 there are a couple of pics of before and after and yes I cut the bump stop. I also did the tanabe front under brace and strut tower bar and that's been the biggest difference once I installed that bar. It cancelled out the front end flex. Now of someone could just make sway bars and after market shocks for lowered cars it will be perfect!

gtmassive

Well since the thread is back up-- how's the ride since its been over a yr. did the springs settled more?

HammerDown

The ride is still very Lexus like and the springs may have settle a tad more but I really can't visually tell. It looks the same to me as the day I lowered it.