Prothane Rear Sway Bar bushings - replace noisy Progress or Comptech ones
10-22-2008, 12:19 PM
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Lastly, upgrading the front bushings will provide sharper steering and greater directional stability.
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10-28-2008, 10:24 AM
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They should last, well, as long as you need them to. This is a major benefit of the poly bushing option. They stand up a lot longer than rubber does. It would be at least 10 years before you saw any signs of deterioration, I'd expect.
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11-07-2008, 03:23 AM
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i noticed that u have a c/t front sway bar that u havent installed yet. if u are interested in selling it i would definitely buy it from u. I would even be willing to buy it for a LITTLE bit more than u bought it for.
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To replace the front sway bar bushing for the 3g tl with prothane ones how long would that take for a mechanic?
Do you have to take off the fsb to replace the bushing?
Do you have to take off the fsb to replace the bushing?
06-29-2009, 12:48 AM
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Sorry but I don't understand.... I believe you need to drop the lower sub frame to remove the front sway bar that’s a several hour job. How could you say adding prothane busings to the front sway bar takes 15- 20 minutes?
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