snakehead

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I received my Titan sway bars , The rear sway bar feels about 20lbs...crazy heavy . The rear has 3 settings(adjustable). What is the best setting to go on ? Who has experienced all three settings and whats the difference??

SW2UZ

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Adjusting your anti-roll bars: Inside hole = Full stiff Outside hole = Full soft

It's recommended that you start out with the front bar set to full stiff and the rear bar set to full soft. It's better to progressively step up to greater rear stiffness rather than getting too eager. Oversteer can be fun, but it can also be dangerous and expensive - especially on the street where you don't have a lot of run-off.

Front Sway Bar (2 way adjustable)

Light Setting 8% stiffer then TRD 498.9 lbs/in

Heavy Setting 27% stiffer than TRD 584 lbs/in

Rear Sway Bar (3 way adjustable)

Light 18% softer then TRD 367 lbs/in

Medium 6% Stiffer than TRD 458 lbs/in

Heavy 35% Stiffer than TRD 588 lbs/in

copy pasta from TM, don't have any experience with them so I hope this helps this is from the mkiv supra

SC YAA

Ok Stupid Question but i was under my sc the other day and i have been under my friends supra. My question is i noticed that on the sc there is the spar tire whole that seems like it would be in the way of the supra sway bars. Am i right?

SW2UZ

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^ I think thats where the supra sub frame mounts come into play on the SC

snakehead

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Thank you for info.

snakehead

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I have a sc300 do i need the supra sub frame mounts for the rear ? I called them over at Titan and they said the swaybars come with everything and bolt right up to the SC300.

SH_JZZ30

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You need the rear subframe mounts for any rear sway bar designed for a supra. Only the front bolts right up.

suprus

Ya I have the titan sways too and for the rears you gotta have the subframe mounts (subframe cushions as toyota called them.) Install is pretty easy though just the 2 big bolts and washers on the front of them and suppport the rear end with a jack and they slide right off (pending rust). The mounts are kinda pricey though if you get them through the dealer. Fronts are cake just make sure you get the bushings right. Right now mine are set on the medium setting in the rear and hard in the front with coilovers set about medium dampning and its pretty sticky and body roll was greatly reduced. But I think my control arm bushings are about to eat it but thats a different project altogether. Good luck

snakehead

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Titan has them for $250 , solid sub frame mounts, $$$$$ I did not know they were this expensive.

SC YAA

Yea that sucks 500$ for sway bars and then another 200$ for some stupid mount F that!

suprus

You could always get tooled around by Daizen for 6 months and then still pay 500 dollars for the sways hahaha

snakehead

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Yeah i cannot believe how heavy these titan bars weight , must be 20lbs.. These bars are beefy and real heavy.

FrshPrince

Did you just recently purchase the sway bars?

snakehead

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Yes just got them.

MIKU*SC3

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I really dont mean to jack thread or anything, but which sway bar set would you guys consider getting?

On supra store they have the TRD sways, titan sways, and daizen and i am interested in getting a set.