🚗 Red Energy Suspension 2.5111R Jeep Rear Sway Bar Set - 16mm Review

This eliminated the inexplicable noise that sounded like it was coming from behind the front seats. I found that the end link bushings on my stock stabilizer bar were wearing out, causing the links to feel loose and clank when going over bumps. Installation was easy, using a vise to press them in place and the generous amount of lube that came with the kit.

Good kit. Pretty easy to install. The large bushings that attach to the axle with brackets and bolts have already been split and simply slid onto the stabilizer bar. I had to play around a bit with the bushings that go into the sway bar links. I ended up using a large C-clamp and some wooden blocks as a makeshift press and they popped up right away. or they will pop right out! And maybe just the thing for you! You can't seem to warp or deform urethane bushings. When squeezed, they look like…

Both Revain and Energy Suspension fit this kit as compatible for my car. However, my stabilizer bar is thinner than the holes in the stabilizer bushings, making the stabilizer bushings unusable. When I contacted Energy Suspension with this problem, they told me that I always need to measure the anti-roll bar as jeeps come with different anti-roll bars. This answer doesn't make sense to me as the service manual and official parts list are very specific to these parts for my car: Stabilizer Bar…

I bought these primarily to replace the factory stabilizer bar end links on my 2002 Wrangler X as they rattle every time I hit a speed bump. Original stabilizer bushings are very easy to install using the right amount of grease that is included. End connection bushings do NOT have metal inserts going through the center. DO NOT waste your time with this as the screws that go through them are tapered and don't fit snugly, causing an awful clank. To get the bushings into the end links you need to…