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Old 04-16-2011, 05:32 PM   #1 (permalink)
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3rd Generation Need advice on choosing quality sway bar links & bushings

Hey Folks!
I've read many threads on sway bar links and bushings but none have touched on where to get the quality parts for them . I have looked into various suppilers and there is quite a selection and price range for them. I'd like to get some advice from previous users for the right brand and best for the money.
I don't want to skimp!!!
I just spent good money on brand new strut assemblys and want to keep the cars performance as good as I can get it.
Any help would be much appreciated!!!
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Energy Suspension bushings are good and cheap, also polyurethane.

For links, Moog is good, but has a grease zerk. Deeza might be an option. Of course there is OEM, but expensive. A Toyota tech told me bad links make ticking sounds and usually go bad with high mileage.
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Thanks!
Just wondering if the polyurethane is a longer lasting/better choice for a bushing? I have quite a bit of mechanical experience but I'm not an expert at everything.
Any input from members would be appreciated!!
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By the way, My 96 Camry 2.2 has 104K. I'd like to use better parts than OEM if possible.
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