has anyone tried the intrax sway bars?
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As far as driving dynamics with this kit, its like I have to learn to drive the car all over again now. With this kit (and the Eibach pros & Bilsteins) the car is so much flatter in a turn that it kind of scary when you push it, cuz I'm not sure where the break away point is. Used to be I could judge the body lean and know. Now its like flying a plane with no windows.
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As far as driving dynamics with this kit, its like I have to learn to drive the car all over again now. With this kit (and the Eibach pros & Bilsteins) the car is so much flatter in a turn that it kind of scary when you push it, cuz I'm not sure where the break away point is. Used to be I could judge the body lean and know. Now its like flying a plane with no windows.
I wonder if these will match well with the Tein CS coils? ALso the stiffness of the sways if there in between the TRD and Daizens.. Being that TRD is more stiff than the Daizens, where do the intrax fall in?
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Thats a good question. Maybe the diameters and the design (hollow or soild) would tell the story. Im thinking Intrax is on the stiff end of the spectrum since its solid and the diameters are 29mm/19mm.
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Good catch tmf2004. Just went out and checked it. It has 3 postions. Its bolted to the middle postion now, making the end links are vertical. Maybe I'm using the wrong term to say 'pivot', but the bar is not bolted flush against the end link.
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Oh, ride quality is firm to be sure, but well within my expectations for streetability. (The GY F1-GSD3s add to the firmness.) The Eibachs and Bilstein Sports also are a factor making it hard to separate out just the sway bar's contribution. These mods combined with new OEM ball joints and tie rods and a set of Daizen SR bushings really bring the car to life. Lexus should bench mark this setup for the GS460, atleast as an option package.
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Oh, ride quality is firm to be sure, but well within my expectations for streetability. (The GY F1-GSD3s add to the firmness.) The Eibachs and Bilstein Sports also are a factor making it hard to separate out just the sway bar's contribution. These mods combined with new OEM ball joints and tie rods and a set of Daizen SR bushings really bring the car to life. Lexus should bench mark this setup for the GS460, atleast as an option package.
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