DeezNutz

Boy was that easy! Maybe 15 minutes from start to finish, including jacking the car up. The polyurethane bushings are split, so you can just slide them over and pull them off after taking the metal brackets off. No need to take the sway bar off.

I just used automotive grease, so I'll see how long it holds out.

I've put about 32k miles on my car since they were installed, and have been spraying silicone on the bushings every couple weeks for the last few months due to squeaking. The teflon tape had worn off over time.

Hope this helps someone in a future search.

mantis23

oghondaman

Comtech makes a hard rubber bushing that you don't have to lube,they don't squeek like the urethane ones

Simpleman

I'm using the Eibach polyurethane bushings with teflon tape and grease, and no squeaking whatsoever- it's been about 3 months.

bc01cls

I haven't had the squeak but one time. Been using silicone spray ever since--about once every 6 to 8 months and it is a snap. I simply climb under and "shoot it". Keeps all very quiet.

lead_sled_dog

Well, my CT sway bushings squeaked incessantly until the grease was applied. No problems since I loaded 'em up.