Any mechanics here? Sway bar bushings

Any mechanics here? Sway bar bushings

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500x

Original Poster:

130 posts

24 months

Yesterday (17:46)
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Hi

Just took a couple of pics of my sway bar bushings. If there is any mechanics on here could you tell me visually how they look vs what you'd expect?


normalbloke

8,011 posts

232 months

Yesterday (18:23)
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Looks more like an anti roll bar bush to me…

LuS1fer

42,332 posts

258 months

Yesterday (18:53)
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Looks fine.

Rough101

2,601 posts

88 months

Yesterday (21:22)
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Look fine to me, but then I’m not American

andy43

11,316 posts

267 months

Yesterday (21:35)
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I’m not even sure if the Americans actually need their oddly named sway bars as they don’t tend to have any corners.

500x

Original Poster:

130 posts

24 months

Yesterday (21:36)
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OK then, anti roll bar.

andy43

11,316 posts

267 months

Yesterday (21:43)
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Honestly that looks brand new.

LuS1fer

42,332 posts

258 months

andy43 said:
I’m not even sure if the Americans actually need their oddly named sway bars as they don’t tend to have any corners.
British drivers - always pulling their hood....

Lester H

3,319 posts

118 months

LuS1fer said:
andy43 said:
I’m not even sure if the Americans actually need their oddly named sway bars as they don’t tend to have any corners.
British drivers - always pulling their hood....
Looks fine: I wonder if we have to replace these more often in GB because of the absurd number of humps and bumps in our roads, as well as corners. These annoyances in our roads ( which idiots ignore, anyway) also result in replacements of drop links, shock absorber mounts , broken springs, etc. Whoever used to hear on a regular basis of broken springs?

Dave Brand

937 posts

281 months

andy43 said:
I’m not even sure if the Americans actually need their oddly named sway bars as they don’t tend to have any corners.
Just two of the many twisty roads I've driven:

Coronado Trail

Deal's Gap



andy43

11,316 posts

267 months

Dave Brand said:
andy43 said:
I’m not even sure if the Americans actually need their oddly named sway bars as they don’t tend to have any corners.
Just two of the many twisty roads I've driven:

Coronado Trail

Deal's Gap
Well done you thumbup

andy43

11,316 posts

267 months

Lester H said:
Looks fine: I wonder if we have to replace these more often in GB because of the absurd number of humps and bumps in our roads, as well as corners. These annoyances in our roads ( which idiots ignore, anyway) also result in replacements of drop links, shock absorber mounts , broken springs, etc. Whoever used to hear on a regular basis of broken springs?
I think there’s also a quality issue with stuff like springs and bushes nowadays - springs rusting to the point of failure within a few years shouldn’t be a thing.