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My only gripe: I bought a set of the small bushings (poly) intended to replace the stock rubber ones used with the rear sway bar. No way would those fit the stock bar... I have to find new rubber bushings sometime when I get home...another thing on the "to do" list.
i put a full set on my '81 years and years ago. i've had no problems with them. my only complaint with the set is there is absolutely no information in the kit describing which bushings are which. since some of the replacements don't look exactly like the ones they replace, it's a bit frustrating but you can figure it out.
My only gripe: I bought a set of the small bushings (poly) intended to replace the stock rubber ones used with the rear sway bar. No way would those fit the stock bar... I have to find new rubber bushings sometime when I get home...another thing on the "to do" list.
They are really hard to get on the sway bars. I would measure the bar and bushing diameter again to make sure they are the same. You will have to take screwdriver to pry them open and slide it on the bar at the same time.
youll really like the stiffer feel. and go to local store and buy an extra set for the front shocks ( a-zone has them ), and put them on your steering ram. you wont get that one in your kit.