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Old 03-26-2024, 12:48 PM
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My 76 T/A has the original 13/16" rear sway bar. However the actual diameter is .806-.809" depending where it's measured. The area where the bushing rides is slightly warn smooth and measures .790" What poly bushings do I get? 3/4" and open them up or are the 13/16" bushings okay.
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I would use the 13/16" bushings. You may consider adding a bit more grease to help take up the small amount of tolerance that has built up over the years.

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Which bushings? there are 3 sets.




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Old 03-26-2024, 02:29 PM
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Which bushings? there are 3 sets.



spring perch mount is .790. Hanger mount at clamp is actually .783-.790 ( somewhat egg shaped). The third is pretty good

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If rubber I would go 3/4" and use lots of silicone lube.

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