Found the sway bar that clears the rb26 oil pan

[HxC_Nismo]

well i installed my A31 Cefiro rb20 front sway bar on my rb26 s14 (thanks to dewey from http://www.JDMHOOKUP.com for personally picking it up from Japan for me) and it clears the oil pan perfectly and now i can finally lower the car here is a pic of the comparison between the factory oem 240sx front sway bar (top) and the a31 nissan cefiro rb20 front sway bar (bottom)and yes it does also fit with the nismo power brace
Modified by HxC_Nismo at 5:25 PM 7/6/2009

[Coolwhip]

Hmm, interesting... Too bad I just bought another sway bar

[skylinegrl13]

sweet, but how do you find one? my internet search has turned up nada.

[Carl H]

old news tho...i had one on my s13 to fix the swaybar issue...on a side note st sways clear the stock 20 oilpan using the r32 xmember.

[BoostFab]

old news tho.

yup, old news for us, the first wave of guys w/ rb swaps. more information is somewhere in the archives. not sure if it came over when the old forums was converted to a new hosted forums.

[HxC_Nismo]

sorry for the old news

[Coolwhip]

but still good to know, thanks for bringing it back up!

[HxC_Nismo]

sweet, but how do you find one? my internet search has turned up nada.

well i have a friend that goes to japan once every 3 months to buy front clips and other jdm parts, and he said he had a hard time finding mine but you just have to keep an eye out for em there hard to find. i believe whiteline sells aftermarket one but it has to come from an a31 cefiro with the rb20det, and not the sr20det one cause its the same as the oem 240 sway bar.

[HxC_Nismo]

but still good to know, thanks for bringing it back up!

no problem cause i found out about this from mack mckinney and i couldnt find any info about this sway bar on nico so thats why i put it up for people that are just moddifying the rb26 pan and not using th rb25 oil pan. cause you just have to make small spacers for the rb25 oil pan.

[BoostFab]

they probably learn about it on here lol

[mello88]

Nice to know, thanks for sharing this info.

A little off topic, but.. My whiteline front bar is never going to clear my RB20/r32 xmember/nismo mounts, is it? I see the Syko kit uses some spacers to drop the bracket down -- I was planning to try something similar to retain the whiteline setup.

Anyone have any input on my combo?

[b-s14]

no problem cause i found out about this from mack mckinney and i couldnt find any info about this sway bar on nico so thats why i put it up for people that are just moddifying the rb26 pan and not using th rb25 oil pan. cause you just have to make small spacers for the rb25 oil pan.

any way of you getting one more? right now i'm sitting on washers and not liking it.

[Coolwhip]

I "had" a front white line with my A$* hat mounts and I used the spacers from my Syko kit, lol. But one reason why it was so messed up was my U brakets were bent and pushed my sway bar further back than it should.

I decieded to use the backets again on my new sway bar to clear anyways.

This is all on a RB20 S13 using Tophats and syko spacers

[dpr2w]

Sorry to bring back an old post, but I wanted to let everyone that has the RB2X/S13 or S14 front sway bar issue know that there is a Baltimore company that makes a custom front sway bar that clears many different engine sways, including the RB2X. Here is the link. http://www.sikky.com/view_item.php?id=134&catid=14

[HxC_Nismo]

Sorry to bring back an old post, but I wanted to let everyone that has the RB2X/S13 or S14 front sway bar issue know that there is a Baltimore company that makes a custom front sway bar that clears many different engine sways, including the RB2X. Here is the link. http://www.sikky.com/view_item.php?id=134&catid=14

wow thanks alot for that link, ive been wanting to upgrade my swaybars for a while now and im having a hard time finding the whitline a31 cefiro swaybars. im going to get one of these asap thanks again.

[HxC_Nismo]

my a31 sway bar is now up for sale $150+ship and it does clear ALL RB oil pans in a S13/S14 Chasis with a rb swap, NO NEED FOR SPACERS.