Who's got the greasable sway bar bushings?

[lcbjr77]

Just curious who has them, how do you like them.

I was having what sounded like a bed frame creak, I found the culprit (drivers side sway bar bushing)and sprayed it with a little WD40 and helped for a few days, now the noise is back. Was thinking of replacing the bushings with the greasable ones by Prothane.

 

[Krayziekid]

Just curious who has them, how do you like them.

I was having what sounded like a bed frame creak, I found the culprit (drivers side sway bar bushing)and sprayed it with a little WD40 and helped for a few days, now the noise is back. Was thinking of replacing the bushings with the greasable ones by Prothane.

I put them in front and back when I lifted my 03. I had a little squeaking too, and after greasing them I haven't heard it since. I noticed body roll on sharp turns was a lot better, but part of that can definitely be contributed to lift as well. Overall, I would recommend them.

 

[Morphyne]

I don't like the greaseable ones because the don't have bolt holes, they have slots for adjustment. that bothers me. so I just got some moogs and greased them up good when I replaced them.

 

[07V8]

I had them and they were a POS. Lasted 6 weeks. Went back to OEM.

 

[collierunner]

I am about to replace mine with moog ones using the original brackets. You could always drill a hole and add a zerk fitting.

My big issues is with the bracket. The brackets supplied with the grease-able bushing is complete junk. I swear one is bent. The bushing are too small to fit the factory brackets.

 

[NinjaOne]

Just curious who has them, how do you like them.

I was having what sounded like a bed frame creak, I found the culprit (drivers side sway bar bushing)and sprayed it with a little WD40 and helped for a few days, now the noise is back. Was thinking of replacing the bushings with the greasable ones by Prothane.

I have them front/rear.

I like them. Reduced body roll, not really any issues. Does require a little more maintenance over OEM but worth it imo.

 

[riceandpho]

i have them, rarely need to be greased up. maybe because I use the prothane grease. I bought the big tube and it nice and tacky. just cleaned the area up good before the swap. then grease it up and install, and grease again.