Sway Bar
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Originally Posted by prep2
Are there any aftermarket sway bars available for a 94' LS400?
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I think someone tried the Addco front sway bar and it didn't fit correctly. Are there any rear sway bars? I think this is a weak part in my suspension since it is no biger than my pinky figure.
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Addco quality is VERY unfortunately
I have seen pictures of a test set from Daizen, if there is enough interest I'm sure that would speed things up considerably.
Problem is I bet there's only like 3 people that would actually buy them. Everyone else is all talk
I have seen pictures of a test set from Daizen, if there is enough interest I'm sure that would speed things up considerably.
Problem is I bet there's only like 3 people that would actually buy them. Everyone else is all talk
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I have been waiting so long for them to come out with some sort of kit, either bushing alone for the say bars or a whole kit with a new sway bar. I would FOR SURE buy anything they put up as i like to autocross my car and i really really need a different sway bar setup. What can we do to speed up the process?
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Has Daizen finished the rear bushing set for the 90-94 LS?
Im still waiting...
and if they have an upgraded sway bar set Im in.
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I waited 4 months before I can get my Daizen front bushings...I will wait for these ones too...
Im still waiting...
and if they have an upgraded sway bar set Im in.
PS.
I waited 4 months before I can get my Daizen front bushings...I will wait for these ones too...
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Originally Posted by xirforever
I have been waiting so long for them to come out with some sort of kit, either bushing alone for the say bars or a whole kit with a new sway bar. I would FOR SURE buy anything they put up as i like to autocross my car and i really really need a different sway bar setup. What can we do to speed up the process?
The cost to produce a product from scratch is astronomical, including all of the research and testing, tooling, production, etc. I'm not sure but off the top of my head I think it is around $20-30K+ from start to finish to bring a quality sway bar set to market. If they sold like 4...well...you get the picture
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Im not going to read that thing again, but if memory serves me right, some guy had his mechanic measure the sway bars to find a replacement from energy and it was not the same as second gens nor 92-94. On top of that i think he said that energy did not carry the right size bushings for the sway bar for those years at all, no universal fit.
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