Thoughts on new sway bushings

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twack

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Nice find Twack, but for me a $6 can of silicone spray does the same.

And the new ones look a little flimsy to me, hope the don't bend first time you flex..

I wondered the same but ive beat on them some and so far so good.

At some point I would like to try drilling out some daystar bushings and trying those with zirks, but if these dont break then that probably wont happen
 
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mag03kj

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i think im going to do your new thing twack bc mine make a hellve noise
 

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This is the thread I have been looking for....just found some of these at AutoZone today for $21.99. I'm gonna pick them up tomorrow. Did you just make you own spacer for the bottom?
 

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It's been nearly a year ago since you installed these, how are they holding up as of today?

so far seem like a vast improvement

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I installed these about 2 weeks ago and so far they have worked great. I went to Ace Hardware and bought a 1/4 metal strap and ground it in half for a spacer, drilled the holes out on the strap and the new bushings with a 1/2 bit and stuck them on. No noise, no squeak. They aren't near as heavy duty, but so far they have worked fine. If they wear out, I will put the originals back on and just buy new rubber bushings for them and take them off periodically and grease them. Here is a webite that I have ordered stuff from where the factory mopar rubber bushings are only $4 each.

www.mopar-wholesale.com (copy and paste link below for picture and diagram)

http://www.trademotion.com/partloca...2260&callout=3&catalogid=2&displayCatalogid=0

I bought my front driveshaft through this company and they were great. Just some different options for those wanting to get rid of the front end squeak.
 

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