rear sway bar bushings. hard to find?
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rear sway bar bushings. hard to find?
i've been to a couple parts stores in my town looking for rear sway bar bushings and they cannot find them. checked lots of online parts websites, lots of places only have front bushings. why is it so hard to find rears?
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Re: rear sway bar bushings. hard to find?
My local Autozone and Advance Auto both have the rear swap bar bushings in stock. In Polyurethane and rubber, although I don't know who would go with rubber since they are the same price. Have you tried checking the store's websites? Usually you can check and see what they have in stock, or at least get the part numbers so they can order them.
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Re: rear sway bar bushings. hard to find?
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Re: rear sway bar bushings. hard to find?
TDS has them also. http://www.top-downsolutions.com/gre...ebir-p-67.html
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Re: rear sway bar bushings. hard to find?
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/par...mString=search
YOU have to measure the diameter of your bushing first. Clean a spot off near the bracket, and measure. There's no set reasoning for the size differences - some cars have 22mm, some 21mm, some 24mm, etc.
YOU have to measure the diameter of your bushing first. Clean a spot off near the bracket, and measure. There's no set reasoning for the size differences - some cars have 22mm, some 21mm, some 24mm, etc.
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