Front and Rear Sway Bar Replacement Bushings
Does it help to replace the original Ford sway bar bushings with the after market ones on an 2007 32 ft. motorhome? Has anyone changed their sway bar bushings? I don't want to replace the sway bars wi...
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The Moog polyurethane bushings are pretty good. Much better than the stock ones.
If you are planning on DIY, rent a chipping hammer (or buy a harbor freight one). You will most likely need it to remove the steel sleeves on the original bushings. I've tried pressing them out with not luck. Chipping hammer makes it a quick job.
How are your ball joints and brakes? If they are getting worn out as well, I highly recommend upgrading to a new front axle. It upgrades all the wear components and gives you stronger brakes, and a better sway bar design. You can buy new take-off axles from the 4x4 converters (Quigley, QuadVan, Advanced & UJoint-Offroad) for about the price of new aftermarket rotors alone.
If you are planning on DIY, rent a chipping hammer (or buy a harbor freight one). You will most likely need it to remove the steel sleeves on the original bushings. I've tried pressing them out with not luck. Chipping hammer makes it a quick job.
How are your ball joints and brakes? If they are getting worn out as well, I highly recommend upgrading to a new front axle. It upgrades all the wear components and gives you stronger brakes, and a better sway bar design. You can buy new take-off axles from the 4x4 converters (Quigley, QuadVan, Advanced & UJoint-Offroad) for about the price of new aftermarket rotors alone.
