EM1 sway bar bushings advice
What should I do about these worn bushings? OEM bushings are garbage. Does anyone know what aftermarket bushings are compatible with an EM1 rear sway bar? Also, How can I prevent the sway bar from getting further rust damage. Is there a way to protect this used sway bar I just picked up. Thanks




Has anyone here ever used Energy Suspension bushings? Are they my best bet?
What about spherical endlinks?




Has anyone here ever used Energy Suspension bushings? Are they my best bet?
What about spherical endlinks?
Last edited by dgerej2; May 20, 2010 at 09:50 PM.
I have blox spherical's front and rear. Have had them for a few days and they seem pretty good. Deffinetly built stong, dang things are 2 times as thick and stocks.
I just orderd energy Suspension sway bar bushings yesterday, They are around 9-10 cheeper then honda so i said what the hell.
For the rust just sand it down and paint it, i did mine, however it wasnt nearly as bad as yours.
I just orderd energy Suspension sway bar bushings yesterday, They are around 9-10 cheeper then honda so i said what the hell.
For the rust just sand it down and paint it, i did mine, however it wasnt nearly as bad as yours.
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Any end link with spherical connections will wear after 2-3 years and start making excessive noise. They won't last nearly as long as new OEM replacement end links.
Oh and those OE end links have ball joint connections, not bushings.
Oh and those OE end links have ball joint connections, not bushings.
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