Swaybar end links
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Swaybar end links
Has any body used Dorman end links? I can't find bushings for a the front of a 4X4 and I will need to buy a shop press if I do. (I would like to have a press but would not use it enough to justify it.) I found left and right complete links on rockauto for $50 shipped.
Thanks,
Philip
Thanks,
Philip
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From: Cartersville, GA
I finally got around to changing mine out and sure wish I would have done it sooner. All my clanking and banging is gone from the front end and it drives and steers much better now. I used the Prothane end link bushing kit and Energy Suspension sway bar bushings in mine. True the factory, pressed in steel bushings were a pain to get out but I just hammered them out with a spacer and the new bushings pop right in with no problem.
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I just installed a pair of the Moog "problem-solver" swaybar links; they use a greasable ball-joint design rather than a bushing.
Using the Advance Auto coupons, I think I paid $57/each for them.
Using the Advance Auto coupons, I think I paid $57/each for them.
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