has anyone tried the intrax sway bars?
06-27-07, 06:09 PM
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The stock sways on the GS400 are hollow, and with the stock rubber bushings are almost worthless. Not sure about other Lexus OEMs but likely the same. Intrax is a solid bar design which likely makes them much stronger. I have a set and it makes a HUGE improvement. I think Daizen bars are hollow and I saw a post today of someone who broke the rear.
06-29-07, 12:48 PM
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06-29-07, 06:01 PM
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Heres the link to SFX http://www.sfxperformance.com/parts/INT757075.htm
06-29-07, 06:26 PM
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No issues. All the stock mounting points fit. When I get a minute (and some decent weather) I will try and snap a pic. I'd be interested if someone had the specs on the TRD & Daizen kits. I guess its my muscle car mentality from my high school days (I had a 66' GTO back in the day) that made me go for this kit. Just seemed right to go with a larger solid bar. Some folks have chided me about unsprung weight, but I figure it can't be more than a few pounds difference which could be made up with lighter wheels later.
06-29-07, 06:29 PM
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No issues. All the stock mounting points fit. When I get a minute (and some decent weather) I will try and snap a pic. I'd be interested if someone had the specs on the TRD & Daizen kits. I guess its my muscle car mentality from my high school days (I had a 66' GTO back in the day) that made me go for this kit. Just seemed right to go with a larger solid bar. Some folks have chided me about unsprung weight, but I figure it can't be more than a few pounds difference which could be made up with lighter wheels later.
The price IMO seems right and you get a gret setup.. The bars look good..