How to Install a Sway Bar and End Links (Nissan 350Z / Infiniti G35) | AnthonyJ350
We change out the rear sway bar and all of the end links in the Nissan 350Z. The anti-sway prevents body roll but the factory settings may leave something to be desired.
Our new setup has a more neutral feel, corners more flat and is more responsive. All without costing a whole lot of money.
Parts Used:
Rear Sway Bar- Eibach #6364.310
Sway Bar End Links:
Front Left Link- Moog K750101
Front Right Link- Moog K750100
Rear Left Link- Moog K750044
Rear Right Link- Moog K750047
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