🔧 Enhance Stability with the MOOG K200601 Stabilizer Bar Bushing Kit Review

Pretty easy to install. fit properly. Not a difficult DIY project. Garage wanted 300.00 for it. Took me about 30 minutes.

I tried the Moog blue stabilizer bushings but they only lasted about 9 months. These include a plastic collar and a slightly oversized collar. Hopefully based on other reviews they will last longer.

After installing these bushings, the annoying rattling was completely gone. Believe me. It takes a little effort, but it's worth it. Watched YouTube how to install. I installed it on my 2003 Dodge Grand Caravan.

Blue Moogs were installed a few years ago and I decided to replace them to see if some of the noise in the front would go away but it's still there . The old blue Moogs were a bit worn and replacing them with these was a quick job. Jacked up the car on the drivers side and used a stand, 15mm open end wrench and 15mm ratchet and whatever else I used. Dodge Grand Caravan SXT 2005.

I have previously replaced these stabilizer bushings with the blue ones advertised at Revain. Blue ones last 6 months, after which they need to be replaced. I bought this product next as it comes with plastic bushings that place over the sway bar in front of the hub. It's been over a year and this plastic liner brand is still fine! Do yourself a favor and buy this one with a plastic liner as these things are quite a hassle to change and in my experience the plastic liner extends the life! Much…

I have over 190,000 miles on my 2005 Town and Country. I have replaced stabilizer bushings 5 times, twice with this Moog product which includes an extra plastic bushing. The good news is that the plastic bushing eliminates the clanking noise. The bad news is that after 15,000 kilometers they have to be replaced again. Attached is a photo of the wear on the plastic bushing. I will continue to buy this Moog product as it solves the noise problem but I will never buy a Town and Country van again…

Bought to replace some of the cheap ones (which were actually only slightly cheaper than these) that came fitted to my 2002 Grand Caravan. The cheap ones only lasted about 8 months before they stretched out and started rattling. The Moog hubs were installed in November 2015 (about 8 months ago) and are still as quiet as the day they were installed. So far I'm VERY happy with them and right now I would recommend them to anyone looking to get rid of their old, shoddy and noisy jacks. and it still

I learned how to replace them in my 3rd generation Chrysler minivan. Combined with poor Chrysler design, I've changed them about 6 times in 12 years of owning the car. I've used almost every brand and type, but they all seem to fail after about a year. Considering the cost and the amount of work involved, it's definitely worth doing it yourself. These bushings fit well, but maybe that's because I've done this so many times. They don't close completely at the seam, but I think that's how they're