Energy SuspensionENERGY SUSPN Energy Suspension 3.5215G Rear Sway Bar Bushing Set 28Mm

I have an 05 Tahoe Z71 4x4 with 72k and I noticed that it felt very lose around turns and it felt like it would keep going when I was changing lanes.After reading all the reviews I decided, as I was not raising or lowering the vehicle, this would be the best fix. The install was fairly easy and I highly recommend this as a diy project. If you have a 10mm deep socket, 18mm socket and 18mm wrench this can be done in about an hour.It comes with new bushings for the end links and if you do not have a press to get them out a blowtorch works wonders...I recommend picking up some formula 5 (an Energy Suspension product) and do not be stingy.After a few test drives I can tell a huge difference in the way it handles. It feels much tighter and more manageable. I would highly recommend this as an inexpensive upgrade.

First off- Only 4 stars because this kit DOES NOT include the Formula 5 prelube from Energy Suspension like previous kits I have purchased. Beyond that, this kit is for the REAR SWAY BAR....not front as listed here.....someone should fix that!Perfect fit for my 2002 Tahoe Z71 4x4. My truck has 160k miles on it....and the stock rubber components were showing their age.Make sure you pick up some grease before you install....or they will squeak like crazy.....that's why Energy makes the Formula 5. If you do not order any Formula 5, you can always use a SYNTHETIC MARINE-GRADE grease. I found a Mobil-1 Synthetic grease at AutoZone that works awesome. I prefer the messy instal and coat the entire bushing and bracket with grease....yes its messy, but its effective....and yes they have a grease zerk for future maintenance.

I installed the front energy suspension kit on my 2006 Escalade and the fit was perfect. This rear 28mm rear sway bar kit was not a good fit for two reasons. First, the sway bar bushings were on the small side. I was concerned there was going to be a gap as I cranked them down. It was close enough together. But still that bushing was not quite big enough. The end link grommets were too large and too deep. No matter how much I pressed on them they would not stay completely in they would partially pop out on their own. So I went to the store and bought a brand new pair of end links to see if that would help. Same thing. that little end link grommet is just too big. So I could not use half the kit. Also if you do get it to fit you will have to bend your end link frame bracket so the rubber will fit between. aftermarket grommets are wider than the OE rubber

in the discription it says for the front but it did fit the rear of my yukon and it does handle better now in curves I recomend it, but my main problem causing bad handling and wandering was my lower A-Arm bushings, didnt look to bad at first but made a huge difference after replacing them too

Replaced the front sway bar bushing and links on my 2002 Tahoe. This kit fits perfectly and the quality is exceptional. Tightened up the ride and is much more solid then the original equipment. Replaced the rear sway bar components several weeks ago and the difference convinced me to replace the front components. If you need to replace or upgrade your current links and bushings, I would highly recommend going with energy suspension components.

I replaced the out-of-round rubber bushings on a 2002 Tahoe with 118K. Not a noticeable difference in performance, but a big confidence builder when towing. If you think you should replace the bushings, also replace the links

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The bushings do exactly what is described. Our 2002 Yukon handles great with this set installed. We replaced all of the suspension bushings with Energy Suspension graphite bushings. It rides and drives like a new vehicle. No more body roll or tail wiggle.