Energy Suspension 9.5161R 1" Greasable Sway Bar Set , Red
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The driveshafts get a squirt every time I grease them, so that's about once My experience is that in dry climates, without greas, the heat and grit wear them out very
Two units are included in the package. It worked very well and solved the rattle problem.
My 1970 Buick Skylark has these wheels. I bought them for it. It is not clear to me if they will fit your Mustang. Your sway bar's size will determine how much sway you get.
There was a split in the one I received. As far as how it performs, I'm not sure if there would be any noticeable changes. It was installed by my mechanic, and I was wondering if it might be easier to install if it was
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There are some drawbacks to the plastic caps, as water can still leak behind them and they are hard to remove. If yours is cracked, we recommend replacing it with a rubber one (Amazon carries To allow the brackets to moved to the inside of the car, each hole on the brackets needs to be filled with filler (about 2mm on either Even though all these are factors, I still would rate this product as 5 stars since I have only other options with greaseable bushings than installing Zerks on other bushings and drilling or cutting grease channels in.
It was just installed on HHR, but we will update at a later date. I think Greaseaboke is a bit Since the price was cheaper, I bought the greasabke. In my case, the OEM had 168k miles and was not grease-able. The point of failure was not age, it was rotation (that's what grease would help with). The installation was well greased before I installed it, but I'm not going to do that In this case, the bracket is at fault. As a result, the bracket is weaker than OEM as the holes are not precisely positioned and the bolts are instead inserted into long slots. It is also flat on the surface, which has the disadvantage of being less strong than an OEM bracket with bent metal along the middle and edges. By securing the original bracket over top, this bracket was reinforced to ensure that no defects would occur. Although I had to cut away the bent metal from the side of the bracket, I drilled a hole for the grease nibble and fit the bars key snugly around the bottom curve at the top of the bracket, this does not touch (so it won't interfere with the operation). I like to think of this as having a giant washer with holes in the right places. I have included photos of the modifications.
A good product made from high-quality My 1"dia swaybar came with polyurethane bushings that needed to be replaced. The new fittings are easier to use and quieter than the originals. Using a grease gun to periodically lubricate them is an added My front swaybar has a pair of them, I've had them for years with no problems. Just keep lubing them every now and then.
Although the clamp is designed to be weaker, the ride is quiet. In the midst of replacing both sides for my Subaru Tribeca, I got both sides replaced. The noise was gone as soon as it was A clamp, however, had ovaling on one side, which meant it needed to be replaced once The original clamp and the new clamp are shown in the attached photo. This clamp design has a good deal of rigidity as opposed to just bending the plate. In the meantime, I am on my way to get a replacement part. Even so, I keep my original clamps just in case the replacement does not work. A grease port is part of what I like about it. If there is one that is stiff with grease ports, I would like it.
These bushings are the same (same product marking, just a different color) as those used with the 25mm CorkSport J swaybars, the one I needed to replace. These will do the job if you have a Mazda3, C30, S40, or V50 that you have the CorkSport bar on.
With some encouragement, the driver side looks like it might fit. There is no fit on the passenger side thanks to the oversize bracket.
I just want to say thank you for the quick fix for the B9 clunk caused by There is normal wear and tear on the control arms, which will cause Subaru to tell you to buy new ones. It's a stupid thing to do. All you need is 25 or so dollars in bushings, and the problem will be resolved. If you don't use the lubricant on the poly before installing, you will have a squeaky installation.
They were the perfect fit.
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