Is there any difference between whiteline and stillen ones? i.e Adjustability?

 

My Z is currently getting KYB and Eibach shocks/springs and also Adjustable front control arms and Tension rods fitted. Once this is done it will require 4 wheel alignment. Ideally i would like to wait and fit sway bars after a couple of months just so i could feel any difference they make after i am used to the new suspension but would i need to get wheel alignment done again after they are fitted?

Both are good brands but not sure if there's any difference really.

You won't need to re-align after fitting.

Don't know if the Whiteline ones are ajustable, but the Stillen (actually Suspension Techniques) ones are.

Cheers lads,

 

At least i can let my wallet recover for a couple of months before getting them :D

 

How easy are they to fit or is it a job best left to the proffessionals?

The stillen kit is more complete with adjustable, rose jointed tie rods for both ends. It's really easy to fit them then a bit of fiddling to remove the pre-load.

Best fitted on a ramp with two people. Stillen ones are fab. If you decide to go for it let me know as I'm a Stillen reseller.

 

Dan