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WTB: 2003 4runner V8 limited Front Sway bar bushings brackets

cyber_ecco

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Looking for a set of front sway bar brackets from a 4th gen V8 4runner Limited. Looking for the stock brackets. Left and right. Let me know if you have a set lying around and want to sell. Need shipped to Washington zip 98230. Or may be able to pick up in Seattle area. Thanks.

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Why not just go with an aftermarket one?



https://www.amazon.com/Prothane-19-1146-BL-Universal-Bushing-Bracket/dp/B003870YF8



These came with brackets when I bought them, might be easiest just to buy these to replace your existing.
I have those currently...not sure if it's because I live in the North West where we get a ton of rain, but I seem to have to re grease them 2-3 times a year to prevent noise. It's easy, but kind of a pain because I have to remove the skid plate every time to do it. I'm also using the proper specialty grease for those bushings. Want to just go back to stock rubber ones.

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I have those currently...not sure if it's because I live in the North West where we get a ton of rain, but I seem to have to re grease them 2-3 times a year to prevent noise. It's easy, but kind of a pain because I have to remove the skid plate every time to do it. I'm also using the proper specialty grease for those bushings. Want to just go back to stock rubber ones.

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Makes sense! Just wanted to make sure you weren't missing out on an easy solution. I actually have the stock bushings I planned on taking off in favor of these. I ordered front and rear and only the rears showed up by the time I was ready to install so the fronts are still in a box. If the weather isn't too hot I might install them this weekend at which point you could have my old brackets/bushings.
 
Makes sense! Just wanted to make sure you weren't missing out on an easy solution. I actually have the stock bushings I planned on taking off in favor of these. I ordered front and rear and only the rears showed up by the time I was ready to install so the fronts are still in a box. If the weather isn't too hot I might install them this weekend at which point you could have my old brackets/bushings.
Sounds great...send me a PM when it's available. I'm not in a rush as I still have those Prothane ones on right now and I greased them a month ago. Thanks!

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