Has anyone ever used this. Is it an good upgrade?
http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/results...ber=pk12456148
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Has anyone ever used this. Is it an good upgrade?
http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/results...ber=pk12456148
Resonable price. Your options would be a cop car impala or 2000+ Monte from a JY. Has the same parts.
No montes. And only one impalla and it was red. So 0 of those. I'll keep looking though. I go about once every 2 weeks. I just might man up and pay it since my front sway bar broke at it handles like **** now
get the dorman bar.
Yea I have the gmpp front sway bar. Very nice upgrade.
Not to jack the thread, but I got a 2001 cop car impala front bar from the jy for 9.99 but the brackets were shot can I use brackets from a regular impala? If not will a 2000 plus Monte work? or what all can I grab from the yard? Dealer claims they are discontinued (I think its bull) so does advanced and o'rielys
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I believe they all use the same brackets so trying using the ones that are currently on the car.
Go ahead and get polyurethane bushings and end links while you're at it, Energy Suspension makes great bushings and front end links, Moog for the rear links. They help you take advantage of the extra stiffness those bars offer.
Don Rome makes brackets too if you don't want to drill your strut towers for the bars.
The Dorman front sway bar doesn't add much handling advantage, but it's solid where as the GMPP front bar is hollow. I went with Dorman due to where I live. Lots of salt on the roads can eat those hollow bars, so I went solid just to be safe.
So any answer to the orginal question?
if you order new bushings from energy suspension they throw in new brackets. rear brackets are a bit different than standard bushing brackets iirc.
Already have new Moog bushings but thanks
i reused the brackets on the front with no issues, its a very tight fit but will work. make sure to grease the bushings to prevent squeaking.
been wondering if I could do that
Stock brackets work fine with the GMPP bars. The bushing itself is not much bigger than stock. Just has a bigger diameter hole in it.
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