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Re: Suspension lowered
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BRETT72 wrote:
Any ideas on who supplies swaybars for the exy and what is the checklink ??
Thanks.
Brett, Whiteline does make a rear swaybar that fits the X-Trail ... I have one fitted.
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- Adam (MY04 Titanium Ti-L)
Full Hi-Tech exhaust,Koni shocks,Whiteline rear s/bar,front strut bar,K&N filter,eyelids,Pioneer DVD+iPod+Veh Dynamics+rear view camera
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9/May/2006, 11:17 am
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Re: Suspension lowered
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BRETT72 wrote:
Adam,
You wouldn't have a part number or price would you. Does it really make any difference and is it easy to fit. Thanks.
Sorry Brett, I don't have a part number or a specific price, mine was fitted as part of a bigger job - replaced all 4 shocks with adjustable Koni's and had the sway bar fitted. So I don't know how much the sway bar on it's own cost.
As for the difference, well the combination of the shocks and the sway bar have made a huge difference, it now handles like a sports sedan rather than a boat!!  I am sure that the sway bar is responsible for most of the improvement.
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- Adam (MY04 Titanium Ti-L)
Full Hi-Tech exhaust,Koni shocks,Whiteline rear s/bar,front strut bar,K&N filter,eyelids,Pioneer DVD+iPod+Veh Dynamics+rear view camera
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9/May/2006, 11:44 am
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Re: Suspension lowered
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BRETT72 wrote:
WhiteLine finally got back to me on a price:
Rear swaybar: part number BNR32 (20mm) $235
Front swaybar: part number BNF36 (27mm) $255
They are available from any AutoBarn/AutoOne or Repco stores.
Nice one! They are really easy to fit providing you can jack the whole rear off the ground, you need to take the weight off the sway bar. Then it is just a few bolts.
I would be cautious about fitting a front sway bar, this will make some very serious handling changes, not sure I would do this.
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- Adam (MY04 Titanium Ti-L)
Full Hi-Tech exhaust,Koni shocks,Whiteline rear s/bar,front strut bar,K&N filter,eyelids,Pioneer DVD+iPod+Veh Dynamics+rear view camera
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9/May/2006, 11:58 am
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Re: Suspension lowered
Adam,Your right I would do the rear first then see how things are you may need longer check links Brett for a raised vehicle
Dave
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ID: X211
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9/May/2006, 12:09 pm
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Re: Suspension lowered
And if you really want to do the job properly you should look at getting the shocks changed, apparently the factory ones are a POS.
I have the Koni adjustables on mine which means I can have them firm for road use and very easily soften them up for off-road.
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- Adam (MY04 Titanium Ti-L)
Full Hi-Tech exhaust,Koni shocks,Whiteline rear s/bar,front strut bar,K&N filter,eyelids,Pioneer DVD+iPod+Veh Dynamics+rear view camera
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9/May/2006, 12:17 pm
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Re: Suspension lowered
This concern is for lowered or raised Exy's Is there a camber pin set for the Exy on the market (not a camber caster top strut mount kit like k-mac's) Ive had a quick look for specific kit for the Exy and there seems to be none but there must be a universal bolt kit to replace one of the bolt, would appreciate any help on the subject.
Dave
--- (Dave Newcastle 2004 ST
ID: X211
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10/May/2006, 10:13 am
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