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GTS4 bar is hollow, therefore much "lighter". The GT-R bar (solid, at least less hollow) fits.

If the link pin was bent, it would tend to cause the bar to "do its thing" and try and level up the car - I've seen a problem where jacking one side of the car caused difficulties installing suspension.

It would have to be pretty difficult to bend the bar out of shape - otherwise it would be useless installing them in the first place.

it is unlikely that the sway bar will be bent. and it will only effect the height very minimally on one side if the link pin is bent. No major prob though. You can usually just remove them and bend them back. It is advised to get good ones though as they would be weaker after bending back.

cool. its just that i kit a curb awhile ago and the high didn't change then it was after i changed the upper camber bushes from adjustable ones to standard ones. i have replaced ball joints, top section of hub, pretty much everything except the sway bar linkage that joints onto the back of the hub. BTW the front left sits about 10mm higher than the right side.

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