Gs300 vs sc430 sway bar
06-22-12, 09:15 AM
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06-22-12, 01:28 PM
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They aren't necessarily "great", but good enough. If you're going to switch sway bars, why would you switch to a different stock sway bar from a different model?
There are a handful of available sway bars purposely built for 2 GS. You should go with those. or save your money for other parts of your car to improve suspension in the upgrade order that gets you the most bang for the buck.
poly bushings maybe enough to improve the sway bar (only costs maybe $20 or so, be sure to order and use extra bushing grease),
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sus...ml#post7165067
Then your upgrade money should be to just get stiffer shocks (bilstein or others) to handle the body roll/pitch, or coilovers/springs or whatever if you want to change things up.
Then,if things still aren't laterally stiff enough, maybe you can look at beefier sways.
There are a handful of available sway bars purposely built for 2 GS. You should go with those. or save your money for other parts of your car to improve suspension in the upgrade order that gets you the most bang for the buck.
poly bushings maybe enough to improve the sway bar (only costs maybe $20 or so, be sure to order and use extra bushing grease),
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sus...ml#post7165067
Then your upgrade money should be to just get stiffer shocks (bilstein or others) to handle the body roll/pitch, or coilovers/springs or whatever if you want to change things up.
Then,if things still aren't laterally stiff enough, maybe you can look at beefier sways.
Last edited by raytseng; 06-22-12 at 01:36 PM.
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