Rear Coil Spring rubber Insulators & question about Sway-bar-to-body bushings

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JaySHOguy

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Hi guys.

Has anyone bought new rear Coil Spring rubber insulators? I am having a hard time trying to locate some...

Also, what is the part number for the Energy Suspension bushings that connect the rear sway-bar to the body?(26mm bar stock)

I'm replacing practically every bushing in the rear(minus the ones on the control arms), and I would rather just get new Insulators instead of using ones with 153,000 miles on them.

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Don't know about the coil spring insulators but here is the # from the energy suspension bushings that I had. Energy #4.5134G

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Jay97SHO:
Has anyone bought new rear Coil Spring rubber insulators? I am having a hard time trying to locate some...
I haven't bought them (still got stock struts and springs arrggggg!) but I noticed that the KYB strut bellows kits that you can get from tirerack have integral strut bumpers if that's what you're looking for.
 

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Jay97SHO,

You may want to consider the moog TPR bushings for the rear 26mm bar, since the ES bushings are non-greasable and will squeak/groan over time. TPR material is less likely to squeak/groan and about the same price. So far I've had good luck with mine.
 

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I got my insulators from FPN. I can get the part number if you need it.

I have the ES bushing- no squeaks at all thanks to marine grade silicone and teflon tape.

Moog didn't make the TPR bushing when I did my suspension. IMHO, go with TPR over poly whenever possible.

*Edit* I have the TPR on the rear sway bar and love them. I thought Kerry was talking about the front bushings for some reason. If you can find TPR for the front get them!

<small>[ May 06, 2003, 11:41 AM: Message edited by: MeShoHorny ]</small>
 

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If you guys can supply me with the part numbers, that would be very much appreciated! thumb
Thanks again!
 

MeShoHorny

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Jay97SHO:
If you guys can supply me with the part numbers, that would be very much appreciated! thumb
Thanks again!
F1DZ-5K617-A REAR RUBBER SPRING/STRUT INSULATOR $ 6.89 ea.
E8DZ-5414-A FRONT RUBBER SPRING/STRUT INSULATOR $ 6.99 ea.
 

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What are some symptoms of a bad spring/ strut insulators on a sho, and how would I know if i need to replace them on a gen3 sho.

Chris
 
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