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Suspension Stabilizer Bar Bushing Kit Energy Suspension

4 on 125 ratings
  • Features:
    • Allows Sway Bar System To Work At 100% Efficiency
    • Lasts Much Longer Than OEM Rubber Bushings
    • Handling Characteristics Improve Dramatically
  • Energy Suspension performance polyurethane sway bar bushings and end links offer the greatest improvement in performance among all the products Energy offers. They make a vehicle's sway bar system much more effective like adding a larger, higher performance sway bar! Economy, increased efficiency, and easy installation are just some of the reasons these products are so popular. Made of Hyper-Flex(TM) polyurethane that lasts much longer than Original Equipment Manufacturer rubber bushings.
  • Fitment Warning:
    • This is a Universal/Non Application Specific Product. To install this part, you made need to cut, weld, or make other modifications to your vehicle.
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Best Price:

$33.29 CAD
$39.95 CAD
Brand Energy Suspension
Part # E129.5106G
Condition New
Warehouse B
Energy Suspension

Energy Suspension Suspension Stabilizer Bar Bushing Kit 9.5106G
  • Sway Bar Bushing Set
  • Sway Bar Bushing Set; Black; Front Or Rear; Non-Greasable Type; Bar Diameter 0.75 in./19mm; 2 9/16 in. Bracket Size; Performance Polyurethane;
    • Company's initial decision over 25 years ago to specialize in polyurethane and only polyurethane, has established Energy Suspension as the most asked-for name in performance polyurethane components today. Characterized by the experienced as "As much an art - as it is a science", polyurethane continues to amaze the people who work with it. The complex and diverse nature of Energy's proprietary material requires our chemists to dedicate their constant attention to development. This devotion has produced the quality components that our customers continue to demand. With applications to fit most popular vehicles as well as a superb customer support network, ENERGY SUSPENSION is your first quality choice in performance polyurethane suspension components.

    Energy Suspension offers customers the finest polyurethane suspension components available in the marketplace today. Their policy of manufacturing in-house from the initial R and D stages, to chemical formulation, molding and final packaging allows us to control every aspect of the manufacturing process. This ability produces a genuine American-made product and gives customers absolute confidence in the ENERGY SUSPENSION name. Company pledged to continue to be Number One in quality, coverage and customer service because customers are Number One.

    General

    WARNING CA Proposition 65
    Yes
    WARNING CA Proposition 65 Message
    Cancer And Reproductive Harm

    Packaging

    length
    9.00
    width
    4.00
    height
    2.25
    weight
    0.95
    Information on technical characteristics, the delivery set, the country of manufacture and the appearance of the goods is for reference only and is based on the latest information available at the time of publication.
    1. Karin Policky Tilley
      28 Apr, 2015
      Awesome fits great, fast delivery and works good on 1991 Integra LS.
    2. Tonya R Coghill
      14 Apr, 2015
      Worked good on my 1997 Chevy 1500 truck. Exact replacement.
    3. MIKE
      12 Apr, 2015
      Installed on my 1985 Chevy k30 perfect fit and excellent quality for the price. A cheap upgrade everyone should do
    4. hansonjon17
      03 Apr, 2015
      Spruced up the rear suspension on a 2004 Focus SVT. Everything fit in the stock bracketery like a glove. Make sure to grease up the bushings that mount the sway bar to the subframe. No grease needed on the endlinks. Great item.
    5. S.Hardin
      28 Mar, 2015
      Item description indicated that this item fits my 99' Yukon SLT. ( It doesn't ! ) My Yukon SLT has a 1 3 / 16 front sway bar. But it fit my 94' 1 ton chevy truck ! The best thing to do is measure first.
    6. Squire Thomas
      25 Mar, 2015
      Very Good Product, I specially like the fact that they have grease fittings.
    7. Wesley Jang
      21 Mar, 2015
      Perfect fit. Car seems to respond a bit faster to steering inputs now.Con: The supplied grease only works for a short time, then the bushings start squeaking. This is normal for these types of bushings. I just spray some white lithium grease on the bushings from time to time to keep the mice away.
    8. Prym3vil
      17 Mar, 2015
      Arrived fast, install a week ago. WoW my '97 Hilux Surf is cornering like a Ferrari, very little to no upper body sway now.Would Recommend to Others.
    9. pairof98s
      10 Mar, 2015
      hard to find parts. worked great on my older motor home
    10. victor hicks
      05 Mar, 2015
      Great fit for my old 2000 mercury cougar and always a super price from AutoPartsWAY Thanks
    11. James M
      03 Mar, 2015
      Product as described. Very happy. Noticeable difference in ride quality and response. Would buy again.
    12. Augustn
      27 Feb, 2015
      Installed these on my 2000 blazer ls 4x4. perfect fit and really tightened up the front end. I'm planning on doing the rear sway bar links and bushings when it gets warmer here and will definitely buy the matching set to the front. would recommend this to a friend for sure.
    13. Mr. Tactful
      27 Feb, 2015
      Exactly as described.The bar bushings DO have a cut in them to allow fitment to the bar; the cut is just very hard to see at first.This kit is perfect for the Ford/Lincoln/Mercury "Panther" chassis cars such as the Crown Victoria, Town Car, and Grand Marquis 21mm rear sway bar from 1991-2011. **Most of these cars DID NOT have a 21mm bar from the factory. But if you are sure you have a 21mm, this is your kit.
    14. DAVID DODGEN
      18 Feb, 2015
      Bushings were substantial and have performed well.
    15. Robert Gorman
      13 Feb, 2015
      A+
    16. Steve Boatman
      08 Feb, 2015
      I use Sylglide as a lubricant. I also wrapped the sway bar in teflon (plumbers) tape, which will eliminate squeeks and will last a long time too.I didn't notice that these were graphite impregnated - I don't believe they were.I used this on a Datsun 510 with a 1" front sway bar. For that application, you will have to space one side of the mount during installation, and use an allen-head bolt or else you can't tighten down.
    17. Eric garnett
      07 Feb, 2015
      Great replacement parts. Perfect fit and easy to maintain.
    18. Carol E. Close "Dreamer"
      02 Feb, 2015
      great
    19. camiladawg
      31 Jan, 2015
      Better than stock, better price than stock. I like!
    20. Eric S. White "DROPNDEAL LLC"
      31 Jan, 2015
      Another reviewer had stated some nonsense about Grade 5 bolts supplied with Energy Suspension's kit: Keep in mind, this specific product is for a Scion XB, so we're not talking about a high horsepower sports car, or Hummer rock climber here:The Grade 5 bolts as supplied are more than sufficient for this application. Sway Bar End Links bolts are never going to see tensile or shear loading sufficient to warrant a grade 8 specification. For the automotive engineers (like me) out there, minimum requirements in Pounds Per Square Inch:G5: Tensile 120K, Yield 92K, Proof 85KG8: Tensile 150K, Yield 130K, Proof 120KThis is not an overall, or broad brushed review of G5 versus G8 (because everyone has an opinion). For the specific application (Scion XB) this kit is well engineered, and should not be modified.
    21. John L Metelko
      24 Jan, 2015
      git it and use em
    22. J. A. Newcomer
      19 Jan, 2015
      This took care of the unexplained clunking that sounded like it was coming from behind the front seats. I found my OEM sway bar end link bushings were worn out leaving the links feeling loose and causing a clunk when going over bumps. install was straight forward using a bench vise to press them into place and using plenty of the grease provided in the kit.
    23. Matt in Tampa
      19 Jan, 2015
      Measure your sway bars prior to ordering. I looked up my application and double checked my sway bar diameter and they didn't match. Ordered these 31mm and they fit prefect! I can't believe the difference it made in ride quality. I thought the front was under damped after replacing the shocks but these bushings greatly improved ride. The originals were so bad I could move the bar up and down by hand, not to mention the completely broken end links. I don't know how many end links I've replaced in the 15 years I've owned this truck but no more! Installation was easy and quick and the bushings fit perfect.
    24. Michael P. Roberts "MPR"
      01 Jan, 2015
      You will notice a night and day difference from poly urethane and OEM rubber. I put them on a 1995 240sx se Nissan and it improved the ride characteristics drastically. The car doesn't "jump" around when encountering bumps and less body roll when cornering. One notice in the handling is that the front end seems to plant better in the corner than the rear does, so now when I corner hard, the rear of the car seems to break traction first. Before the upgrade, it was the front that would lose traction first. I don't think it is a bad product. It just changed the handling of the car this much. I am very happy with the install. I upgraded both front and rear sway bar bushings and end-links at the same time.
    25. Kurt "Water_Land"
      31 Dec, 2014
      I have used these in conjunction with MOOG K80273 and MOOG K80274 stabilizer bar end links. In this kit, I only use the stabilizer bar to axle bushings (Ford 2C3Z-5484-AA). Check out the reviews for the MOOG numbers listed previously.
    26. Consumer 1
      25 Dec, 2014
      What an improvement in feel and quietness.
    27. Craig K. Gerlach "Sobitthen"
      14 Dec, 2014
      They make 2 different sized sway bars for my 77 K20, although I've never seen the smaller bar, this is for the smaller bar.I did not find out until I had mine all apart so had to install the small bushings.
    28. bob sheanshang
      10 Dec, 2014
      exact fit
    29. Ronnie Erlichman
      08 Dec, 2014
      perfect fit for the camaro rear bar.
    30. tractor guy
      07 Dec, 2014
      fits my 97 Toyota Tacoma great thanks and will do business again
    31. AutoPartsWAY Customer
      05 Dec, 2014
      The Good: Zerk fittings allow you to grease the polyurethane bushings. Easy installThe Bad: One zerk was missing capThe Lowdown: Time to replace/upgrade my rear sway bar bushings, so I went with these because of their greasable feature. After a quick measurement, I found this P/N to be the closest fit for my 2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser. Not an exact match (slightly larger than OEM), but close enough to be a suitable replacement. Brackets appear to be as thick and rigid as OEM. Easy install/swap, as well.Polyurethane bushings are noticeably larger/thicker than rubber factory bushings. Red bushings and yellow zinc brackets matches perfectly my SkyJacker Extended Rear Sway Bar End Links. Too bad you have to look underneath to appreciate it.One zerk fitting was missing a cap, however. Minus one star for poor QC.FYI - Due to the close proximity of the FJ fuel tank to the driver-side bracket, I swapped out the straight zerk with a 90...
    32. Seth Allen
      01 Dec, 2014
      One issue. These work awesome, went in really easy. I installed them on a 1988 yj. Only issue was the driver side mount will not work. The mount bolts to the frame and onto the steering box which is 1/2 in higher than the fram which causes play in the bushing. So I had to use my old mount on the drivers side.
    33. Mr. Value Conscious
      27 Nov, 2014
      Easy enough to install. The hardest part is removing the rear stabilizer bar. I made so many other changes I cannot say I know the improvement in handling is due just to these, but they certainly don't hurt and they'll last the rest of the car's life! Good, cheap insurance!
    34. Phayne
      18 Nov, 2014
      Quick and easy installation, no defects,super easy fix to take any vehicle back to some better days.
    35. Mat Brown
      04 Nov, 2014
      Kit works great on my 2002 ford ranger edge 2wd. I had bad creaking in the front when going over speed bumps and sorts. These new poly bushing eliminated that. Dont be worried when installing. I thought the sway bar bushing were too small because there was a very large gap but once you get them cranked down its a perfect fit.
    36. mikex
      03 Nov, 2014
      Sway bar bushings and links are not very sophisticated devices, but they made a much bigger difference to the handling of my 2000 Blazer than I would have imagined. This may be in part due to the fact that the factory ones had deteriorated, but anyway these are great. I've had other part numbers on other vehicles and have always gotten good results.the only thing I would fault Energy Suspension for is that I was not able to find any part numbers that would fit the rear 23MM sway bar for my Blazer. For those I had to go to another manufacturer.
    37. assortedinterests
      28 Oct, 2014
      Better control, but softer ride. Grease well and they'll stay quiet
    38. Frankie DeWitt
      26 Oct, 2014
      worked very well on our long journey to New Mexico and Utah around the curbs and keeping the truck stable
    39. Scott G
      15 Oct, 2014
      Excellent quality, stiffened the rear bar as desired
    40. oneplanecrazyguy
      08 Oct, 2014
      Fits as manufacturer described. Handling is definite improvement over OEM parts.
    41. bbo365
      24 Sep, 2014
      great upgraded,better then OE
    42. JJ
      23 Sep, 2014
      Wow what a difference on this setup turning ability is more stronger and stiffer; makes a nice addition to my current setup!
    43. Roger Holliday
      18 Sep, 2014
      Fits pefect, great value and got here quick!
    44. tnq5546
      09 Sep, 2014
      I ordered these from AutoPartsWAY. They came in on time, and were easy to install. Only took about 45 minutes.
    45. Luis Viana
      08 Sep, 2014
      all very well as expected reponsable store.
    46. Freddie Bivens
      31 Aug, 2014
      Fast delivery. Exactly the part I needed. Looks great.
    47. Patrick
      16 Aug, 2014
      Seem to work great for an OEM replacement. Urethane and will outlast the car.
    48. NJayBar "NJay"
      22 Jul, 2014
      I have a 2001 Cherokee Limited. I purchased these 25mm bushings to use on my 26mm front sway bar, per the recommendations on Energy Suspension's site considering they don't make a 26mm bushing set. Overall I think the product is solid (quite literally), and I would definitely recommend this upgrade. I'mYour factory skid plate will overlap the new frame mount bracket. I would recommend comparing your factory frame mount bracket to the new one and cut the corner off the new one to match it. I am going to have to tear it all apart and do this later, I wish I would have seen this before I only had 2 bolts left to finish the project to save me another tear-down. That is the only reason I'm not rating 5 stars.
    49. Liv2drive "MyMortgageAgentdotBiz"
      18 Jul, 2014
      hi quality product that installed with ease.
    50. richwilshaw
      17 Jul, 2014
      Good price and fast delivery with prime
    51. Modo
      13 Jul, 2014
      DO IT, TO IT!!
    52. T Baggins
      29 Jun, 2014
      I had the blue bushings from what I am assuming was a MOOG kit installed on my 98 eddie bauer explorer. I replaced the air ride system for normal shocks a few years ago, and the ride height in the front is lower and rear is higher than stock. This shredded the MOOG set, and I was getting really bad clunking and wheel movement when driving off road. Replaced the set, everything is great. I have this same setup on my mustang, which is lowered a little, and haven't had a problem in the 3 years I have owned it. Most of the other factory rubber has been replaced with Energy Suspension urethane, and aside from being a little noisy and being able to feel the road a little more, it performs much much better than stock.
    53. buyer6060
      24 Jun, 2014
      For the weekend mechanic, sway bar bushings are fairly easy to install Old rubber bushing were cracked and the sway bar was loose. These polyurethane bushings hold the bar firmly and created a better steering feel. Adding a few other suspension parts didn't hurt either.
    54. Bokina L.
      09 Jun, 2014
      After I got this Kits in hand and started to removed the old ones out and about to replace this new set in, I found this set not fit on my 2001 LX Avalon as original Dia. for both front and rear 17mm. So ended up returned. Before I ordered the set it said fit on mine. Anyway, I have touched this set and fell the quality great. Even right I have replaced my bushings with other bard but will try to get this brand with the right fit on my car someday.
    55. Mr.Slippyfist
      04 Jun, 2014
      Fit my 95 Jeep Grand Cherokee ZJ but did not come with new brackets; had to grind out my old ones and reuse. Bought them to try and quiet down the random thumps, clunks and pops but it didn't seem to do that much. I didn't use the sway bar bushings as I have aftermarket sway bar links. They look pretty.......?
    56. Steve'O
      31 May, 2014
      These polyurethane bushings seem to hold the road better with the swaybar system on my truck. Buy some extra polyurethane grease made by energy suspension systems and apply liberally
    57. Mr. Value Conscious
      23 May, 2014
      Truck has almost 190K and had original sway bushings and end links. Replaced with these and noticed an improvement. Not a huge improvement but something noticable especially on wide turns or quick turns. These keep the front end from "dipping down" a lot when you do turn compared to the worn original rubber. I supplemented the supplied grease with dielectric grease that I've used on electrical connections such as spark plug boots or light bulbs. No squeaks and better ride now. Overall, I'm glad I made the switch and installation really was not hard.Update after 3 months: these bushings have actually made a noticeable improvement in handling. The truck now goes around curves/turns much tighter without nearly as much body roll as before. The improvement is actually bigger than I had initially noticed now that I've had them on the truck for about 3 months. Definitely a great upgrade from the worn, stock rubber bushings.
    58. Earsion "Nerve (VIII)(II)"
      22 May, 2014
      Replaced my rear stock 2008 Mazda5 sway bar bushings with these. Worked out great, get the (Energy Suspension 9.11104 Formula 5 Prelube Grease - 8 oz.) and the (Ruland MSP-20-F Two-Piece Clamping Shaft Collar, Black Oxide Steel, Metric, 20mm Bore, 40mm OD, 15mm Width (Pack of 2) Needed to cut OEM collars to accommodate the larger bushings.
    59. Kyle
      16 May, 2014
      Put these on a CJ7 I drove daily and they performed well. The finish did not hold up real well in the salty winter but they function fine.
    60. Tony Viveiros
      01 May, 2014
      I highly suggest these or any similar sway bar bushings for your car, My car felt tighter on turns from the rear after putting these on. great purchase, sad that my car didn't last that much longer after putting them on
    61. gpower
      26 Apr, 2014
      A great addition for front sway bar bushings on a Jeep TJ. The bushings fit perfect and are greaseable. I recommend purchasing Hotchkis 3101 Super Grease - 14 oz. and a dedicated grease gun to maintain these bushings.
    62. Eric
      13 Apr, 2014
      First off, when you order this, it comes black, not red. Second it said it included 2 different types of washers for the links and only 4 of the same washers were included. The bottom of the swaybar links need different washers to fit in a tighter space. I just used the old ones but other than that it seems to be working just fine.
    63. richnero
      10 Apr, 2014
      I took a chance buying these bushings since the application wasnt for my car (2002 Grand Prix GTP with the GMPP 34mm front anti-sway bar) but they worked out perfectly! Will purchase again if they every wear out.
    64. Robert M. Nuno "robertn78"
      29 Mar, 2014
      The inside is round, but the stock bushind had 2 flat sides. This kept the sway bar in one spot. I don't know if the round Energy Suspension has an advantage in this being able to move more freely because it is round. Feels tighter and made some minor noise in the beginning with the Synthetic Mobil one grease. But better after break in.
    65. ? with everything
      23 Mar, 2014
      Bought from AutoPartsWAY, not a marketplace vendor so everything listed was in the branded Energy Box.My Explorer has been a southern car for it's entire life so the underside is in great shape and I didn't have to deal with stubborn bolts or corrosion. Make sure you measure the diameter of your sway bar before ordering.You don't need to lift the wheels off the ground or jack up the car to remove the bushings or links. I used an impact wrench to remove the sway bar bushing bolts and left the links attached to hold up the bar.Slide off the bushings, clean up residue, lube the I.D. of the bushings, slide them on, replaced the brackets and thread the bolts in enough so the bar was still loose. Easier than trying to lift, jack up or strap the bar and thread the bolts.Next step was to remove the links. Used a socket wrench top and bottom and removed them both. the 2 year old MOOG bushings were cracked and broken garbage. Install the Energy links as...
    66. M. Bassett "mom"
      12 Mar, 2014
      I love the energy suspension stuff. It always fits, always includes everything and they have the absolute best grease for a poly bushing.
    67. Carroll Corbin
      17 Feb, 2014
      The bad thing about this kit is that the kit had no instructions and the bolt fit in bushings is way to loose.The sway bar inserts are ok.
    68. Kenneth M. Fagan "[Hou*]Ammanon"
      29 Jan, 2014
      I purchased this for my 99 GMC Suburban that I recently lifted. Fit was good and is a much better replacement than the rubber oem crap.
    69. john
      20 Jan, 2014
      these fit my 95 Nissan pick up perfect and they match all the other urethane I've installed it really made a difference on the handling
    70. GunSmith
      10 Dec, 2013
      Very good quality and easy to install. I swabbed a little grease where the bushing, sway bar and the other parts make contact.
    71. Ben
      25 Nov, 2013
      These are a simple direct fit for my K10 Suburban. Save your time and skip the Moog this time around unless you have some special tool made for installing bushings into the end of this sway bar.I had spent an hour or so messing around with several of my bushing and ball joint kits trying to find the right combination trying to get the Moogs to work without success. Then brought it to a local shop to have them press them in without success.After getting the Energy Suspension set, all bushings were on the sway bar in about five minutes. Even with taking the time to use the included grease.
    72. Eric Roy
      24 Nov, 2013
      great product, has grade 8 bolts fit well and it defiantly made my 2000 ford ranger handle better, it feels a lot less sloppy in corners.
    73. Steve S
      03 Nov, 2013
      Perfect fit, Made in USA. I have Energy Suspension products throughout the chassis of my car and they have all been of outstanding quality.
    74. G. Grooters
      29 Oct, 2013
      These are a nice replacement for my old poly urathane bushings which had cold-flowed and degraded after 8 years on the street. Unlike the old bushings, these are greasable which should allow for a longer service life.
    75. Godfrey Vullers
      20 Oct, 2013
      A very good alternative for original product,excellent and better road stability/comfort..I would recommend this product to my friends.
    76. JDCrae
      01 Oct, 2013
      Just that, the absolute fix for the B9 clunk from from suspension. Subaru will tell you its normal wear and that you need new control arms. They are stupid. 25 or so dollars in bushings and your problem will be fixed. Make sure you use the lubricant on the poly before installing or you will have a god awful squeak.
    77. rj124104
      27 Sep, 2013
      I installed these on a 2004 tiburon. Significantly cheaper than the autoparts store. I installed them at the same time as a set of coilovers so I can't say how they improved sway, but my car handles like a dream now. I recently drove a BRZ and my car will corner better than it any day on the softest setting. These bushings were easy to install and great quality. No complaints.
    78. 97ram4x4
      29 Aug, 2013
      Product is made of a very high quality material, it came right on time an i wasent even awhere but it also includes grease fittings an sway bar link assembly bushings aswell, preferably i would have liked to get the red bushings as shown in the picture but ohwell you cant beat the deal!
    79. monokromatik
      27 Jul, 2013
      The quality of the product and bracket seem great; and it even came with lubricant for the bushing! Regrettably, due to my own error, it isn't compatible with my frame; something I should have checked beforehand instead of assuming that it was universal. I'm excited about eventually making use of it, so for now my rating is for delivery and quality of product
    80. Vick Barker
      29 Jun, 2013
      The product picture shows mounting bolts. This package arrived without any bolts, still okay as I used the existing mounting hardware. Install was as instructed, no surprises.
    81. Joshua Smiertelny
      05 Jun, 2013
      My second product I have purchased from Energy Suspension through AutoPartsWAY and I am satisfied. Does exactly what the product description explains. Nice upgrade from the OEM parts and replaces the stock plastic sleeve. I give it 4 stars because I didn't receive the "Formula 5 Prelube" as shown in the picture. Shouldn't be in the picture if you don't get it, misleading.
    82. Richard Weigel
      17 May, 2013
      yes I would recommend this to anyone in need of a sway bar set for 22mm bar it was good quality
    83. Ouichita2U
      14 May, 2013
      My antique Honey motorhome had worn and weathered out old bushings when we bought her. This set was easy to install and along with some more front-end work she drives a lot nicer now.
    84. DAvid Gillespie
      10 May, 2013
      When I relieved these, coming from Energy Suspension I would have expected grade 8 bolts and nuts....but NOOOO!, they were grade 5and I had to replace them with grade 8. That pissed me off, especially considering their cost. The rest of the items were fine, but to let you know, they are going to give you sub-prime metal for your link pins...for shame on their part.
    85. GERARDO QUIROZ
      08 May, 2013
      the picture display is the wrong part being sold..i only received the red bushing and not the metal housing like the way it is displayed in the picture
    86. RudyCriscuolo
      27 Apr, 2013
      They seem to work fine but not better than the stock rubber bushings. No matter how you grease them they will be noise.
    87. joe
      10 Apr, 2013
      Got the parts today...only disappointment was that I ordered 3.5213R------THE 'R' MEANS RED and I got BLACK....They will still work the same but they are NOT RED.....fast shipping too
    88. Juan Fernando Ortiz Gomez "[email protected]"
      08 Apr, 2013
      This kit works much better than I expected, and my expectation weren't low at all.Fine quality materials, the kit comes complete and also comes with an special lubricant for the urethane parts (it is mandatory you lub them before mounting everything on, otherwise you'll experiment an horrible plastic to plastic squeak all the time).Solid, nice look, fine materials, easy to install, comes nicely packaged and fits perfectly on my Ford Ranger 2005 XL 2.8 Turbo Diesel long bed Not 4WD, Argentina made pickup.I have a much better feel of the suspension and cero noises down there. My driving experience definitely improved. Love this kit and I recommend it.
    89. Sang I. Ra
      07 Apr, 2013
      These bushings seem to absorb more road bumps than the stock rubber ones with a metal sleeve. The package came with 4 bushings and a small tube of grease. These bushing did not come with the U clamp with the zerk fitting. Highly recommended replacement for worn out bushings.To install these rent a ball joint press. Goto Home Depot and buy a 6 inch bolt with 3 washers and nuts that you will use to make a press using the receiver cups in the ball joint press.
    90. Tomas
      01 Apr, 2013
      The rubber bushings on the factory sway bar and end links were worn and cracked, needing replacement. I had a choice of replacing with the stock factory parts or stepping up to the Energy Suspension parts, and on the recommendation of many other Scion xB owners in the on-line Scion communities (such as ScionLife.com) I chose to go with Energy Suspension.I am amazed at the noticeable difference in tracking, turn entry, handling of rough roads and speed bumps, and in general just a more controllable and pleasant driving experience.Excellent immediate return on this small investment, and an expected much longer life with these upgraded bushings.
    91. jeffrey marble
      08 Feb, 2013
      world of a differance compared to my worn sway bar bushings truck feels better than my wifes 08 explorer. please note late 99's have differant sway bar end links i purchased this with the rear set. but didnt have a rear sway bar ended up using the 30mm endlinks from the rear set
    92. Michael D. Miller
      06 Feb, 2013
      As for as simple economical handling upgrades this product when used on the inter rear sway bar mounts will make one of the best improvements in low speed maneuvering that one can do. It will eliminate any sense of under steering while making those many turns driving around in cities at city speeds. Thus, I have nearly eliminated most of that outer tire wear on the front tires, so much so I generally don’t have to rotate my tires but a few times during their life. The grease fitting is a good idea should one develop a squeak but I’ve yet to have that problem with the red type although I did grease it well at installation. Do note there are several grades of polyurethane so read up prior to ordering. Also, I’ve done this upgrade on nearly every vehicle that I owned in the past 20 years; from mini vans to sports sedans with the same results on each.
    93. P. Aynesworth
      05 Jan, 2013
      Standard bushings tend to get a bit worn over time, so these are great replacements and go on easilybecause they are split and slip right over the bar. I like all of the products this company makes and havereplaced everything I could with theirs. Very happy with quality, fit, and finish. Nice.
    94. Paul D. White
      23 Dec, 2012
      I was very surprized how well this product worked. Ride quality improved and noise from sway bar bushings disappeared. excellent product.
    95. D. Tebbe
      17 Dec, 2012
      This kit was the finishing touch to my Hotchkis swaybar install. The Hotchkis kit didn't come with new endlinks. This kit was quality like I always expect from Energy and the kit was complete. The only negative was there were no installation instructions in the kit I received, which looked like it had been opened before. With the car on the lift I figured out that the bolts would go in from the top, but the axles limited acces, so it required a little thought to get them in place. Patience and persistence paid off and the kit works well once installed. Installation would definitely be easier with the car sitting on the front wheels, so if you have ramps, a pit, or a drive-on lift that would be the way to go. Still worth the effort, the toaster is carving!
    96. Tim Bergin
      11 Dec, 2012
      Tightened up the vehicle but make sure to use the proper grease, as without it they can be quite noisy.
    97. Dennis Sharek
      06 Dec, 2012
      The brackets would work on a typical car. However, my car is tracked with race slicks and I felt that the brackets should be gusseted since the durometer of the bushing is stiffer than stock.
    98. AutoPartsWAY Customer
      23 Nov, 2012
      Perfect fit on my 1996 Tacoma.After 12 years the Poly bushings I had installed before were shot. These should outlast the truck, although maybe not, since it's a Toyota. :)
    99. AK Don
      23 Oct, 2012
      Good, solid items, but the only way the link end bushing can be installed is to slice them in two. Probably won't make any different in the long run, but why not make them that way in the first place?
    100. Tim
      16 Oct, 2012
      I was a bit disapointed in the brackets supplied with this product and the fact that there are no groves or pockets in the rubber gaskets to retain the grease. The product installed okay on my RV and have held up for a 3000 mile trip to Colorado but I am concerned they will not hold up long term. These were one of the very few options I was able to find that fit my 1.375" sway bar. The standard for most vehicles is 1" or less. I guess the larger bar was installed because of the extra weight on the RV.Performance wise, the product seems to work well. I hit heavy winds in NM for hours on end and the RV stayed on the road well.
    101. Silverback
      10 Oct, 2012
      It's simple, they're poly bushings. If your car has rubber bushings on it these will stiffen things (I won't get into arguments about if that's good or bad, if you want to stiffen the sway bar on that end of the car this will do it).The problem is that the grease hole in the bushing doesn't line up great, and if it's enough off the grease will squirt out between the bushing and the shell instead of going between the bushing and the sway bar. It should just be a bigger hole, I'm not sure why they didn't do it. I installed front and back ones and initially 2 lines up and 2 didn't. I was able to get one of the ones that didn't to line up, the other is just not right. At some point I'll pull it off, freeze the bushing and just drill a bigger hole in it.
    102. Lonewolf24
      09 Oct, 2012
      i was unsure at first if this kit would work for my k5, but i took a chance and bought it anyway arrived in a fews days and it was a perfect fit. A bit of advice dont use the part finder it said this and another part i bought weren't campatable with my k5 but they were.
    103. Angelo Mandato "Angelo"
      30 Aug, 2012
      I picked up a 3/4" thick sway bar this past spring and got these bushings to install with it. This kit comes with bushings for the drop links as well as the pictured bushings. The only thing that's a challenge is installing the bushings into the top end of the drop links. My buddy explained to lubricate the bushing and link and then use a vise to press them in. I had a shop do that for me, and after watching them do exactly that I felt like a fool not doing it at home. The center metal sleeve will slide in/out after the bushing is pressed in, albeit tight. You want to make sure you apply the supplied grease anywhere the bushings touch metal, including between the top bushing and the metal sleeve. It all makes sense once you bolt it on.The torque at the top of the end links is 30 ft/lbs, at the bottom of the drop links to the sway bar is 20 ft/lbs, and at the axle to sway bar 44 ft/lbs.Note: Energy Suspension parts that end with a "G" are black, these bushings...
    104. ASimplePaperBoy
      20 Aug, 2012
      After searching numerous automotive and off road stores I went right to the source. Most people looked at me as if I was crazy asking for a 1-3/8" bushing. I called up energy suspension directly and spoke with a rep. After apologizing for the lack of customer service by their suppliers, he found me the exact size and part I needed. Which, by the way, was better than any OEM or in store after market part I was offered. I looked up the number and found the part at half the price of other stores' wrong sized parts. I got the part in 3 days instead of 2 weeks like other places. Parts work great and my truck lives on!!
    105. Craig K. Gerlach "Sobitthen"
      09 Aug, 2012
      Picture shows greasable bushing assembly, unit that arrived was not this version.In a '01 Cougar you have to drop the front subframe to install, rear bolts have no clearance to remove.Deciding whether or not installing due to possibility of subframe bolts breaking off on a car exposed to road salts...
    106. Matthew Kuennen
      01 Jul, 2012
      These are poly bushings. Chances are if you are bothering to replace bushings on your vehicle you know what you are doing and will appreciate the difference on having fresh bushings in place vs the worn out originals. These are poly so lube em up but chances are they will still squeak a bit. Not that I really mind on my Jeep but they will break in over time.
    107. Icy Air Systems LLC
      31 May, 2012
      These are actually the stock sway bar bushings that saleen uses albeit in red. If you have play up front in your car, check these bushings first, as they are inexpensive and easy to install. These will not fit the gt, as the saleen has a larger sway bar as part of the saleen racecraft suspension package. Great price and no tax on AutoPartsWAY.
    108. Art K. "Art K."
      21 Feb, 2012
      Bought these for my '97 Cougar 30th Anniversary edition. Perfect fit, definitely an improvement over the standard rubber bushings. I would definitely recommend these.
    109. ryan
      10 Feb, 2012
      took a long time to arrive but they finally did and they work great. had to use shorter bolts and not use the spacers provided. the bolt was just too close to the axle on my 05 scion xb. other than that perfect.
    110. Matthew Kuennen
      05 Feb, 2012
      Happy with these after 1 year+ in service.Yes polys squeak at first. Use the included lube but eventually they will break in and won't squeak like they do at first.Probably better things to spend your money on though honestly... I'd replace your motor mounts and transmission bushings before worrying about the sway bar. Can't hurt though.
    111. huck finn
      05 Jan, 2012
      I` was trying to get energy bushings for my 1998 Altima GXE rear sway bar. The dealer manual stats it should be a 15mm bushing. it is not it is 16mm or 5/8" bar diameter. The Box I got showed 15 mm however the bushing in side are 17 mm. 17 mm is diameter of the front sway bar. However; I`m not sure yet if it will fit since the front brackets are directional type with molded ridge in it. these are not ridge type.
    112. kat
      30 Nov, 2011
      Product came well packaged. Worked just as it is suppose to. Easy to install. Using the red is an easy way to determine which parts are recently replaced. and look great.
    113. John W.
      19 Jun, 2011
      I bought this to solve the front-end slop and noise typical on the Escapes. Works well. Grease fittings regularly
    114. DCM
      26 Mar, 2011
      This was a simple change to make on our 2005 Buick LeSabre Limited. The bushings are 'split', so it is easy to remove the stock bushings and to install the new bushings. Only two bolts are used on each of the two bushings and access is reasonably easy. The job takes from about half an hour to over an hour, depending on your skill and whether or not you use a car lift.From new to 40,000 miles, we could tell our 2005 LeSabre was gradually leaning more when turning, especially at speeds under 45 mph. This seemed to be more in the front, than in the rear. Like most 2001-2005 LeSabre Limiteds, ours has rear air-lift shock absorbers that keep the rear ride level independent of car load. This adds some rear roll stiffness. We could, however, notice the front roll was increasing and removal of the front stock sway bar bushings confirmed they had deformed somewhat.The Energy Suspension P/N 9.5013G 9/16" Stabilizer bushings noticeably increased the front roll...
    115. Tony d
      05 Oct, 2010
      Ok, so just wanted to say that I have a 93 Nissan B13 with the full sport suspension, and DAMM these bushings fit like it came from the factory. The ride was nice and smooth, it really was amazing. I would have preferred that the picture shown was actually what came in the kit, I tought about adding an image but already installed it on the car.Performance has been increased and the car handles better....way to go Energy Suspension.....Would recommend this for all Nissan B13 owners out there (Models 1990 to 1995) with front sway bar.Tony d.
    116. AutoPartsWAY Customer
      15 Sep, 2010
      I am a UK resident and use my vehicle throughout the UK France and Spain. Having upgarded the rear sway bar in 2007 and fitting the Hyperflex greaseable suspension bush was my answer. Maintaince is much easier with the greaseable bush. What I have however discovered is by upgrading the sway bar to an 1" bar it does have an affect on the end link arms and would recommend spending the extra an replacing the bars with polypropylene bushes and not using the Jeep links and also fit the washers as described in the sway bar fitting instructions.This did transform the comfort and handling of the Jeep. Because of towing I have fitted airbags purchased through Camping World and again this assist in vehicle control.If I have a question it would simply be - Why do vehicle manufacturers not fitted these types of bushes from new? Why must we be a throw away society? or are they just out to make money, new lower link arm bolts in the Uk have cost me £9.50 equivalent to $15.00 a bolt -...
    117. cpdaddy-o "cpdaddy-o"
      15 Aug, 2010
      My original rubber sway bar bushings were worn out and left me with a clunk in the front end so I replaced my sway bar bushings with regular polyurethane bushings. This worked fine for a month or two before the supplied grease the polyurethane bushings comes with wears out. Then the squeaking begins. Every bump. Every dip. WD40 and other lubricants work to quiet the noise for a while but not for long so I went with greasable polyurethane bushings.Installation is easy since the bushings are split to fit over the sway bar without removing it. I packed the bushings with grease before installing them and pumped a few shots of grease into them after installation until it oozed out the sides. Now, when I grease my front end I also grease my sway bar bushings and no more clunks or squeaks. I use the same grease I use for the front end. I know they make special grease for polyurethane bushings but I have not found any problems using a quality standard grease.
    118. Ryan Johnson
      05 Jul, 2010
      The end links and bushings are not included. Otherwise these are a great upgrade for my 20 year old stock sway bar bushings.
    119. James W. Ricci Jr.
      12 Jun, 2010
      Just got this kit in for my 2003 Ford F150 Harley-Davidson and I can say this was one of the easiest upgrades/mods to my truck so far. Clean pieces as well as easy to follow instructions. Will be replacing the rear spring bushings next weekend.
    120. Daniel Sissac
      19 Dec, 2009
      I bought these to replace a pair of non-greaseable bushings, but they were not quite what I was hoping they would be. I expected a zerk on them to actually be able to inject them with grease when I do regular maintenance on my truck; however, there was no grease fitting, but a packet of grease that is to be applied at initial installation. This means that to grease them in the future, I would have to take them off the sway bar, which defeats the whole purpose. I already had a good set of poly bushings, so I was a bit disappointed, but they are an excellent product and upgrade from stock or worn out bushing. Hope that helps...
    121. Edmund
      05 Aug, 2009
      I bought this kit to replace a broken front sway bar bracket on my 98 Toyota 4Runner. The kit doesn't have bolts/nuts for mounting the brackets, but otherwise is complete. At first the bushings don't look like they fit, but once you tighten the brackets down they're fine.Now that the swaybar is fully functional, handling is much improved. It was an easy & effective upgrade, and all for under $20.
    122. Rich
      18 Jul, 2009
      I installed these on a 2001 F-350 FWD. I threw away the stupid hat washer things that came with the truck. I tried to burn out the old Ford bushings and eventually had to take them to a shop with a hydraulic press. To insert them easily I put the new bushings in the freezer. Then I used a piece of wood to protect the bushings while I hammered them in. Definitely use the grease wherever you can. Failure to do so will cause annoying squeaks (done this before on a different vehicle). I also used locktite on all bolts. This is a great mod for your truck and will tighten the suspension and eliminate rattles. Perfect fit and AutoPartsWAY has the cheapest price I could find.
    123. KC "KCUnitedGreen"
      18 Jun, 2009
      These are the best bang-for-your-buck upgrade you can do to your car, period. It makes your suspension so much crisper without giving you a harsh ride. I've used ES bushings on 3 different cars now, most recently my Porsche, and they're worth every dollar no matter what you drive.
    124. Darren W. Toler "dartol"
      01 Feb, 2009
      I installed these on my 2002 F-250 Lariat 4x4. My old bushings were completely shot and were rattling every time I went over a bump. It is a common problem on these trucks. I didn't know how to remove the old bushings because they are pressed in and I don't have a press. I ended up using a 'ball joint press' loaner tool from AutoZone to remove the old ones with no trouble at all. One of the cups that comes in that kit is the perfect size.These bushings went back in super-easy and are very quiet so far. I probably have 5K miles since I installed them. I didn't know my truck could be so quiet going over a speed bump! Also, they will be much easier to replace than the factory ones if they do wear out down the line. I highly recommend them! Here is a link that details the replacement, though he used a press:[...]Darren
    125. Justin Bergen
      20 Feb, 2007

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