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Urethane sway bar bushings anyone?

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Indiana

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While I have my rear suspension torn totally apart, it would be an easy time to add urethane bushings to the sway bar. Does anyone have them? Did they make any difference for you?

I have all the rest of the bushings in urethane, I just forgot about the sway bar when ordering.
 

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Yes they make a big difference, the won't bind up on you, won't squeek and will last for a long time as long as you grease them

I got all new bushings in my kit from Eibach and I was impressed at the difference they made
 

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Thanks! I get to spend more money now!!!
 

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Indiana said:
While I have my rear suspension torn totally apart, it would be an easy time to add urethane bushings to the sway bar. Does anyone have them? Did they make any difference for you?

I have all the rest of the bushings in urethane, I just forgot about the sway bar when ordering.
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Where are the bushings for the rear swaybar?

-wade
 
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There aren't any bushings for the stock rear sway bar, it mounts solidly to the lower control arms.
 

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Forgot to mention, its for independant rear. The swaybar bolts to the suspension frame.
 

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There aren't any bushings for the stock rear sway bar, it mounts solidly to the lower control arms.
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Which is why I posted the picture of my car, to make that point.. but i see now we are talking IRS
 
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