Sway bar question

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ccapehartusarmyINF.(ret)

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when i get the money im going to replace my sway bars but untill then i was considering replacing the sway bar bushings with some better ones but i was wondering how much of that body roll will just new sway bar bushings cut out
 

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unless your bushings are worn out, the difference would be negligible, unless you were upgrading to a polyurethane or similar replacement.
 

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I just ordered some new ES bushings and sway bar links from amazon this morning. If it helps great if it does nothing oh well it's less then $40. Later on I'll upgrade sway bars but till then this is fine.
 

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Well after putting a few miles on them maybe a slight better handling that I've noticed. For $40 I'm not disappointed in what I got. Like I said later on down the road I'll upgrade sway bars for now I'm very happy how it handles on a 3/6 drop.
 

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I think the only time you would ever notice a difference between stock and poly sway bar bushings is during quick steering transitions. That first instant when the sway bar starts to flex is when the rubber bushing will squish/compress but a poly bushing won't, at least not nearly as much.

My .02.

Mike
 

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