Bone dry Superformance suspension Components

[madmaxx]

Theoretically you are right they dont need lube only replacement after the bushing tears. Mine sway bar bushing made so much noise that I thought the tire was hitting the fender well so I used wax on the inside of the fender well to see where it was hitting the tire. It was leaving out a pretty good groan for me to be that avid about finding.

I would use silicone grease on the sway bar bushings, dont use dyno lube it will deteriorate the rubber. Once lubed with silicone grease it is permanent.


Sway bars do not need to be lubed in the bar to chassis bushing however sometime these bushing can make noise. Lube sold for polyurethane suspension bushings or plain old WD40 applied will eliminate any noise as well as reduce "sticktion" (it's a real word used in suspension design, look it up)

[wanab5150]

Mark lV you did say..... "A dealer does not need to "disassemble" the suspension, there are grease fittings". Considering everythig I speak of in this thread is regarding the rear end, you can obviously see how that statement could be confusing.

Madmaxx, thanks you're always part of the solution and not part of the problem. I lube my sway bar because it squeaks like hell.

And as far as you JMac, who is never part of the solution.....Depending what I get on my balls, determines what I wash them with.
Hey, send Mark IV one of you wife's Zoloft or Zanax. Sounds like he needs it. If he says It's a dealer issue" one more time I'm going to need one.@

[jrjmac1]

The determining factor really is "you can use anything that is in liquid form so...you can get it in an eyedropper.

[wanab5150]

Funny F$%*er......are you? Anyway...you doin breakfast Saturday? No one put it up yet.