Quick Whiteline Rear Sway Bar Install Question Regarding Bushings

[darksparkz]

I am just about to install my Whiteline RSB in my Gen4, after looking at: http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/t143574.html

I have new OEM RSB bushings I got a while back, should I use those or stick with the ones Whiteline gave me? I'm planning to use syn grease on most of the required parts, any other tips?

Thanks!

[95PimpingCamry]

Use the polyurethane bushings that Whiteline gave you.

[bigbird]

even with the grease id use some teflon tape(plumbers tape) around the swaybar under the bushings.

['_']

Is the Whiteline sway bar hollow like the TRD sway bar? Since it has one setting, how stiff is it compared to the TRD on track setting?

[95PimpingCamry]

Originally Posted by corruptninja

Is the Whiteline sway bar hollow like the TRD sway bar? Since it has one setting, how stiff is it compared to the TRD on track setting?

The TDR RSB is hollow???

I've heard that the TRD is stiffer than the Whiteline when it is on the track setting.

[felonyr301]

Whiteline is like between street and track setting of TRD sway bar from what everyone being saying here.

['_']

Yeah the TRD RSB is hollow. There was a member on here that showed pictures of his TRD RSB after it rusted and snapped. I think I'll still go with the TRD since it's stiffer than Whiteline.

[Lumberg]

Originally Posted by '_'

Yeah the TRD RSB is hollow. There was a member on here that showed pictures of his TRD RSB after it rusted and snapped. I think I'll still go with the TRD since it's stiffer than Whiteline.

Having installed a TRD RSB, that makes me wonder if the part in question is/was counterfeit.