Anyone got a part# for polyurethane front sway bar links for a 2/4 lowered truck

[abouttobeglue]

My 2nd set of napa links has started to go to ****. Clunks all that good stuff. Anyone know what energy suspension part# line sup?

 

[Potatomafia]

Are you looking for the bushings or the sway bar end links? I replaced the rubber bushings on the bar end of the links with Energy 9.8105R poly bushings when I installed a Hellwig front sway bar. The bushings were a tight fit but I was able to barely get them over the end of the links.

 

[MCMLXIX]

I replaced the rubber bushings on the bar end of the links with Energy 9.8105R poly bushings when I installed a Hellwig front sway bar. The bushings were a tight fit but I was able to barely get them over the end of the links.

Isn't the Helwig bar a larger diameter than I factory sway bar?

 

[Potatomafia]

Yes, it is larger. The bar comes with poly bushings for the bar to chassis mounting points but you must reuse the end link bushings at the end of the bar.


Part #8 came with the bar. I replaced part #4 with the Energy Suspension poly parts.

 

[MCMLXIX]

Ahhhhh.... I misread the post...

Did you feel that the Helwig front bar made a noticeable improvement in handling over the factory bar?

 

[Potatomafia]

Ahhhhh.... I misread the post...

Did you feel that the Helwig front bar made a noticeable improvement in handling over the factory bar?

I did the rear bar first and while it did make a difference, it wasn't huge. I then added the front bar. I feel like it made more of a difference that the rear bar did. With both Hellwig sway bars, the truck feels much more settled on the freeway and corners a lot flatter. The Hellwig front sway bar is an absolute unit. Its 1.5" in diameter and weighs about 35lbs

 

[abouttobeglue]

I replaced the end links, I'll go with energy bushings next time the rubber boots tear and leave the links.