Rear Sway Bar
Rear Sway Bar
I just noticed this on the SouthwestAutoWorks site:
While it did not take long for the 2004 Nissan Maxima to impress anyone who drove it, what the car possessed in all-out quick, it lacked in smart handling. STILLEN, famous for their Nissan tuning abilities, developed a way to help keep the new, heavier Maxima glued to the road with their bolt on Sway Bar. STILLEN thickened the walls, while maintaining the original overall diameter, to create a stronger, stiffer bar better able to keep the Maxima from leaning its weight back and forth in the curves and corners.
2004+ Nissan Maxima Rear Sway Bar 304600Regular price: $209.00Sale price: $189.90

Has anyone used this yet ?
Tks Bob
While it did not take long for the 2004 Nissan Maxima to impress anyone who drove it, what the car possessed in all-out quick, it lacked in smart handling. STILLEN, famous for their Nissan tuning abilities, developed a way to help keep the new, heavier Maxima glued to the road with their bolt on Sway Bar. STILLEN thickened the walls, while maintaining the original overall diameter, to create a stronger, stiffer bar better able to keep the Maxima from leaning its weight back and forth in the curves and corners.
2004+ Nissan Maxima Rear Sway Bar 304600Regular price: $209.00Sale price: $189.90
Has anyone used this yet ?
Tks Bob
I have the Stillen Rear Sway bar and it feels like a BIG improvement. Feels ALOT tighter and friends and techs have commented on it since the mod. I have been able to hit turns much faster and tighter. I have tested it on tough turns in my city that I previously had to take much slower. For instance, there is an onramp near my work that pre-mod I was only able to hit at 60mph, now after mod 70 is no problem at all, not even pushing it. I think it was a good investment IMO.
Originally Posted by lightonthehill
I realize I am going to get a few guffaws from the sporty set (SE drivers), but I have to ask: would the Stillen rear sway bar perhaps also fit the '04 SL?
I would just shoot stillen or southwestautoworks an email to confirm.
Bob
Originally Posted by JiuJitsuThug
I have the Stillen Rear Sway bar and it feels like a BIG improvement. Feels ALOT tighter and friends and techs have commented on it since the mod. I have been able to hit turns much faster and tighter. I have tested it on tough turns in my city that I previously had to take much slower. For instance, there is an onramp near my work that pre-mod I was only able to hit at 60mph, now after mod 70 is no problem at all, not even pushing it. I think it was a good investment IMO.
How difficult was the install ?
Tks Bob
Silverbelle - I had the techs at Nissan install it for me cause I was having it installed with my exhaust and a new intake. They didn't seem to have too much trouble and the improvement was immediate. Lemme know if you have any other questions.
Originally Posted by andymax95
I'm not understanding why the 6th gen max would need a rear sway bar since the back end has and independent rear suspension.
I put the Stillen bar on my car a couple months ago and it made a good improvement in cornering at speed. It was an easy install, a 14mm socket on a ratchet wrench is all it takes to bolt it on.
Originally Posted by 04RedOpMax
The reason it needs a rear (anti) sway bar is because it has independent rear suspension!
I put the Stillen bar on my car a couple months ago and it made a good improvement in cornering at speed. It was an easy install, a 14mm socket on a ratchet wrench is all it takes to bolt it on.
I put the Stillen bar on my car a couple months ago and it made a good improvement in cornering at speed. It was an easy install, a 14mm socket on a ratchet wrench is all it takes to bolt it on.
Originally Posted by VQ35DE
Did you do it by yourself or have a helper and how long did it take?
Go for it!
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