polyurethane front sway bar bushings

[zekenator]

Hey does anyone know where to find polyurethane front sway bar bushings for a 1993 B350?

I have searched and searched with no luck. So, failing that, does anyone know if there are polyurethane bushings front sway bar bushings for some other vehicle/model/etc that *will* fit?

Thanks!

[mkguitar]

If things get real ragged you could have some made


My bro does suspensions for a rare make called "italia" ( 70's -ford drivetrain)
He makes poly bushings by turning down skateboard wheels- it's a cheap ready supply as he has a shop near his house


You just need a lathe




Mike

[booster]

You can try these guys:


http://https://energysuspension.com/


It is possible you would have to get generic parts of the right size, as it is unlikely you will find urethane for your model.

[themexicandoctor]

They always fail & give deteriorating performance until bump & your vehicle is off kilter - try Weldtec Designs, they may have a product to help you and or Supersprings.

[dnnytlsn@yahoo.com]

ROCKAUTO.COM has swaybar bushings. Just go to their website. Best price you can find. I have a 1994 PW on a Dodge B350 and they have everything I have needed for my van so far.

[Sehc]

Agree. Check at RockAuto

[booster]

Are you looking for the end link bushings or the bar to fame mount bushings?


Moog makes an end link kit that are urethane for that vehicle, it appears from their website.


The bar mounting bushings they show are still the rubber ones.


For the bar mount, using the rubber isn't as large a downside as the links, handling wise, but they will not last as long.


Best to go to Energy Suspension and match up the bar diameter and as many other dimensions as you can and count on having to probably modify the mounting a bit.


All urethane bushings are going to need periodic greasing to prevent squeaking.

[booster]

Are you looking for the end link bushings or the bar to fame mount bushings?


Moog makes an end link kit that are urethane for that vehicle, it appears from their website.


https://drivcat.com/overlays/part-de...r%20Link%20Kit


The bar mounting bushings they show are still the rubber ones.


For the bar mount, using the rubber isn't as large a downside as the links, handling wise, but they will not last as long.


Best to go to Energy Suspension and match up the bar diameter and as many other dimensions as you can and count on having to probably modify the mounting a bit.


All urethane bushings are going to need periodic greasing to prevent squeaking.