Its rare but confirmed. Full kit for the fronts so I have been told.

 

just so you know the daizen kit IS made by prothane.

i purchased a daizen lower bushing kit from a member on here a while ago but never installed it. then i came across a hell of a deal, which was till a bit more then jegs, on the front bushing kit.

i compared the daizen and prothane kits. guess what. they are identical. even the part numbers stamped into the two bushings are same.

i have been saying for a very long time already to people that daizen is an upmarked version of prothane.

 

I used Polyurethane when I replaced my Sway Bar Bushings (front + back) they squeek like mad; drives me insane. Going back to rubber for sure.

 

lube them properly. you also have to lube them regularly. ie at least once every 6 months.

there is a reason fro poly sway bar bushings over rubber. if you want an easier solution get some energy bushings along with their brackets. they have an option that includes a grease fitting. the only service is occasionally taking the grease gun out.

 

I purchased mine from passracing.com they're prothane authorized dealer and wholesaler their price is much cheaper than every one you listed

 

on jegs.com they have a nation wide back order.

 

I'm pretty sure Jegs doesn't stock them. They just order them from prothane as they get orders.

That or they have been consitantly back ordered for 2 years now

 

with shipping and everything it comes to about $102 shipped to Canada .. that's about half the price of the bushings.. damn.. lol

 

I changed just the lowers so far and they're silent. Cleaned the shiiiiiiiit out of everything when I put it together. You gotta cut remove the rubber from the original bushing, but leave the metal shell in. I removed every last little piece of rubber, using a wire wheel that fit snugly in the shell. Also have to clean the inner sleeves of the original bushings. I cleaned the hell out of them, then polished them with autosol metal polish till they were mirror smooth. I didn't lube the outside of the bushings to get them into the arms, instead I put the bushings in the freezer to shrink them, and pushed them into the arms. Lubed the inner sleeves w/ the supplied grease as well as the faces where it rubs on the car. No noise issues at all.

 

wait you can put the bushings in the freezer to shrink it? how does that work? don't you have to get the bushings pressed in?

 

freezer makes them shrink enough to fit in.I ordered some on may 26th and my order is still listed as backordered.

 

how long do you leave it in the ferezer? and when you take it out the freezer, does it go back to it's original size?

 

Probably put them in for 20-30min or longer doesnt matter,And once they get back to room temperature they'll go back to their original size

 

Yeah I did the same. It said they would ship out the next business day on May 18. Then I get an email that it is on backorder for 3 to 9 weeks. But it is ok since i've been working in Paris for 3 weeks already.

 

I just threw them in the freezer before i started working on the car, and by the time the old bushings were out, they'd been in the freezer plenty long enough. The instructions say to grease the outside and push them in by hand...that might be a little tough, but I don't think they'd actually need to be pressed in with a press. Mine slipped in easy, and I have them a couple taps with a rubber hammer for good measure.

Also, for those who don't know, the prothane bushings replace just the rubber in the stock bushings, not the inner sleeve and outer shell, like some other brands