i know there has been discussion about these bars and how they fit our maximas. Does anyone have those part numbers for both rear and front bars.

I cant seem to find that post dating back last year.

 

Click on this Link to final all part numbers.

http://www.courtesyparts.com/betasit...2668_2669.html


Thanks me later....

 

http://www.leeparts.com/nismo_performance_parts.php

^^ cheaper

http://www.mynismo.com/products/?id=2499

^^ part #

 

and those would be the nissan altima nismo swaybars for $290.38?

 

Yes sir Front and Rear...

Or you can always just purchase the Progress Rear

and OEM Altima SE-R Front bar

 

thanks guys....

 

What he said. I have that set up and its great.

 

Since I just ordered and installed the 05 Nissan Altima SE-R front lower anti-sway bar, here is the part number...





2 anti-sway bars (upper is the SE-R, lower is Max OEM)



SE-R bar installed on my front subframe:

 

you tha man Chern...

thx...

 

once again you amze me chern

 

How much

 

$110 peso's (for Cinco Demayo)

 

Glad to help bro, that's what these forums are suppose to be all about...

 

so what's the weight difference?

 

About the same difference as Salad verse Mexican night!!!


A full gas tank would make more of a weight difference...

 

ha, no i meant for performance. the progress since solid is way heavier than stock. therefore you know it's stiffer.

 

What is the difference in performance? I don't see that the bar is any thicker?

 

The SE-R bar is 2mm thicker. I measured it myself. 2mm makes a huge difference when it comes to thickness. Google sway bar thickness and there is a plethora of articles on the significance of thickness with respect to sway bars.

 

After the front sway bar install the steering felt much stiffer