Dan@FSM

Yes I'm CERTAIN the front won't work. Rear sway you need the end links and the rear subframe mounts---this is where the sway bushing hold down bolts to.

Xcaliber00

Oh ok. Just to make sure, does that mean you'd need to weld the mounts?

GS300 I6

iTrader: (2)

i was reading the jdm magazines the other day. it says that sustec makes front and rear sway bars for our cars. i wish i was in japan so i can order it

jdmgs300

so either or stock or aftermarket mk4 supra one will work with the end links and subframe mounts

vindedreal

can anyone post some pictures of this done? im assuming we will be able to use aftermarket supra sway bars if we have the sub frame mounts and end link bushings?

GoFastTSI

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I will once mine arrive with a write up on the install.

deknick

There is a company based in Australia that makes them, the members of Clubaristo are trying to see if they'll ship overseas, and are trying to do a group buy off them. do a quick search on there to see if you can find the name, i've misplaced the name of the company off the top of my head

Raph TT

TRD made them, Cusco still makes them.. and theres a company in austrailia thats making em now (whiteline will distribute them)


good call on tanabe sustec,they make em too

the japanese offerings go for about 600 euros for the set plus shipping..from japan!

im hoping the aussies will offer a better price.

Lexatlast

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^^ i hope the same.

Selby's will make them, whiteline will distribute.

GoFastTSI

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My TT rear bar and install pieces should be here today!

GS300 I6

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http://www.rhdjapan.com/jdm/Tanabe-S...7-Aristo-52218

sustec sway bar

Rising_Sun

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Here's a couple of shots of the TT swaybar on my GS. I also used the stock TT mounts and endlinks.





The mounts on the Sub-frame mounts are clearly visible.

Here's a good thread that documents the difference

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sus...t-the-sc4.html

Xcaliber00

Thanks for letting us know. This definitely my next mod!

GoFastTSI

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Got mine installed. Overall the install wasn't terribly difficult but there were two studs for brake line brackets directly in the way of removing the GS subframe mount. I had to dremel these off in order to remove the stock mounts. After that install was a breeze. To note, I could NOT use the Supra end links and had to use the GS end links. The Supra end link was off by 90 degrees from fitting where as the GS links fit perfectly. Also you will need to use a grinding bit on a dremel to route out one of the subframe bracket holes to align all four bolts. Just a heads up.

twojayzee

I have the sustec's. I havent even mounted them yet. I had a friend in Japan ship them to me.

I think your thinking of whiteline. They no longer offer them as an off the shelf product, but were willing to do a short run of them if we had 20+ sets made.



I was the one who prompted rhdjapan to look into the products. They came back to me and said they listed the front and rear sustec's on thier site and offered me a discount. That must have been two years ago already.


I thought I had some pix on my computer to post, but I cant findem'