Red Bully

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i installed front sway bar bushings from daizen they had a slit in them to go on the bar. The rear bushings are diffrent there is no slit in the bushing do i have to take the sway bar fully off and slide them on from the ends thanks sorry for the spelling
rich

GSteg

iTrader: (15)

The rear bushings are suppose to have slits like the front

Red Bully

iTrader: (3)

they dont i might just have to cut them i guess iam going to have to take a second look at them
thanks

wuznme

I found the same thing with mine... no slit to get them on. I called Sewell who, I bought them from and they stated to slide them on..LOL

I need to call them back and discuss this...they will not "slide" on.

GSteg

iTrader: (15)

LOL. Looks like Daizen quality is slacking off again. Perhaps this is what happens when they switch over to a [cheaper] different manufacturer?

When I had daizens, there were slits on the bushings but this was long before I started seeing quality dropping..

gs-ireland

Confirmed,

You must split the rear bushings with a stanley knife. Use the same cut-angle as the front bushings.

The bushing will simply not go over both the end of the bar (connecting holes) and the bend without damaging them.

Also by splitting them, you dont need to disconnect the bar from the linkages.

Red Bully

iTrader: (3)

yea i spoke to them on the phone and they said that they should have a slit in them but the set a few out that werent cut there f ed up. Iam just going to cut them.