Tuned Nissan Z Runs Quarter Mile in 9.23 Seconds With Stock Block

[Bumflik]

Nice to know. Not many have picked Whiteline also.

That Aussie company is one of the best in the suspension game

 

[JonnyG]

That Aussie company is one of the best in the suspension game

Hey quick question you received (2) sets of end links front and rear correct. Only received (1) waiting for them to get back to me

 

[Bumflik]

Hey quick question you received (2) sets of end links front and rear correct. Only received (1) waiting for them to get back to me

That is correct. They are separate orders. Meaning the front sway and rear sway bars each are sold individually priced just as the front end links and rear end links,(167$ for each end link respectively).

 

[5thZ]

That is correct. They are separate orders. Meaning the front sway and rear sway bars each are sold individually priced just as the front end links and rear end links,(167$ for each end link respectively).

Are the white line sway bars solid or hollow?

 

[Bumflik]

Are the white line sway bars solid or hollow?

Whiteline sway bars are typically solid, not hollow. Suspension.com states that Whiteline crafts its sway bars from solid steel, emphasizing their strength and quality. While some manufacturers opt for hollow bars to save on material costs, Whiteline prioritizes solid construction for enhanced rigidity and performance. Plus the ends where the holes are have been forged from the same piece of metal not cheaply welded on the bar like some other cheap manufacturing methods.

 

[Bumflik]

Whiteline sway bars are typically solid, not hollow. Suspension.com states that Whiteline crafts its sway bars from solid steel, emphasizing their strength and quality. While some manufacturers opt for hollow bars to save on material costs, Whiteline prioritizes solid construction for enhanced rigidity and performance. Plus the ends where the holes are have been forged from the same piece of metal not cheaply welded on the bar like some other cheap manufacturing methods.

The bushings and bars will not rust. They will last longer than the car resisting corrosion.

 

[JonnyG]

That is correct. They are separate orders. Meaning the front sway and rear sway bars each are sold individually priced just as the front end links and rear end links,(167$ for each end link respectively).

Ok, should've come with it because I bought the package, front rear and links, just had car in air doing some stuff and need it. Sucks wanted to do today. ($886 for package)

 

[JonnyG]

Whiteline sway bars are typically solid, not hollow. Suspension.com states that Whiteline crafts its sway bars from solid steel, emphasizing their strength and quality. While some manufacturers opt for hollow bars to save on material costs, Whiteline prioritizes solid construction for enhanced rigidity and performance. Plus the ends where the holes are have been forged from the same piece of metal not cheaply welded on the bar like some other cheap manufacturing methods.

Exactly

 

[5thZ]

Whiteline sway bars are typically solid, not hollow. Suspension.com states that Whiteline crafts its sway bars from solid steel, emphasizing their strength and quality. While some manufacturers opt for hollow bars to save on material costs, Whiteline prioritizes solid construction for enhanced rigidity and performance. Plus the ends where the holes are have been forged from the same piece of metal not cheaply welded on the bar like some other cheap manufacturing methods.

Awesome. I'll make sure to follow-up on that with them directly. Z1 and a few others are hollow.

I wonder how the smaller diameter 28mm white line compare against the hollow versions offered by other vendors which are around I think 33 or 35mm?

 

[Bumflik]

Awesome. I'll make sure to follow-up on that with them directly. Z1 and a few others are hollow.

I wonder how the smaller diameter 28mm white line compare against the hollow versions offered by other vendors which are around I think 33 or 35mm?

Check this out

 

[Bumflik]

Ok, should've come with it because I bought the package, front rear and links, just had car in air doing some stuff and need it. Sucks wanted to do today. ($886 for package)

I was gonna get that entire package from the retailer Redline for 886$, but went on ebay and saved 100$ and got each part. My front sways were 220$, rear sways 200$ and each end links 167$ all new. Strategy I learned is place an item in your cart and don't buy right away. Leave for a week and some sellers will drop that price their asking for to get the sale.

 

[Bumflik]

Ok, should've come with it because I bought the package, front rear and links, just had car in air doing some stuff and need it. Sucks wanted to do today. ($886 for package)

Sometimes you can find better deals on ebay. Just make sure the seller is highly reputable and have 95% or more positive reviews feedback from customers. This seller is near us in Lewes Delaware so I got my order fast the next day delivered.

 

[5thZ]

Wonder if whiteline fixed their huge design flaw yet
http://www.the370z.com/brakes-suspension/96973-review-whiteline-front-anti-roll-bar.html

briefly look at OP, scroll down to see sway bar sans bushing

 

[JonnyG]

Wonder if whiteline fixed their huge design flaw yet
http://www.the370z.com/brakes-suspension/96973-review-whiteline-front-anti-roll-bar.html

briefly look at OP, scroll down to see sway bar sans bushing

I hope they did from 11 years ago - I found no negatives. Going to I stall in about 20mins from now and change the missing links when they come in

 

[5thZ]

I hope they did from 11 years ago - I found no negatives. Going to I stall in about 20mins from now and change the missing links when they come in

Let us know if they still have the "lateral locks" mentioned in the other forums, they suggested that was the issue