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2006 F350 4WD
Anyone do a bushing kit on the track bar? I know that Ford has one
and energysuspension.com | Welcome
does also. XRF does not have one just the ball joint for the other end.
What do you think. Was it easy to get the old one out and the new one in?
Also Anyone have the part number for the kit?
I like the idea on poly over rubber. But I would like it in black and not red.
I am also going to need a ball joint for the other end of the bar where it
attaches to the axle housing.
I used the energy suspension red ones and plenty of heat on the drop links to remove the old ones. Hour job or so, good ride again.
Because it's a split bushing is easy to press in right? Did you happen
to do the ball joint also? How was that one?
Originally Posted by TooManyToys.
And here I thought you were going to ask about shipping a track bar with Grayhound cross country.
I bet that sending the track bar would be as costly as sending
a BPD radiator. $150 for shipping that radiator to me. The track
has got to as much to ship.
I would like to also at a later date replace all the links from
the pitman arm out to the tires. The joint at the pitman arm
is wanting and that double joint at the passenger side tire has
a bad boot. MONEY, MONEY, MONEY I need MORE!
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