What is the main benefit of polyurethane sway bar bushings over rubber ones?

Polyurethane is a more rigid material than rubber, which means it resists deformation better under stress. This allows the sway bar to function more effectively, leading to less body roll and a more stable feel during cornering.

Do these bushings come with new hardware?

This product includes two polyurethane sway bar bushings. New mounting hardware is not typically included and may need to be sourced separately if your original hardware is damaged or corroded.

How do I know if my vehicle has a 15/16 inch sway bar?

You can confirm your vehicle's sway bar diameter by measuring it directly or by checking your vehicle's service manual. This 15/16 inch size is specific and needs to match your factory sway bar for proper fitment.

Prothane Front Sway Bar Bushings 15/16in Black 4-1112-BL

Name: Prothane 76-89 Chrysler Front Sway Bar Bushings - 15/16in - Black
Brand: Prothane
Price: 31.90 USD
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Prothane 76-89 Chrysler Front Sway Bar Bushings - 15/16in - Black

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Prothane 76-89 Chrysler Front Sway Bar Bushings - 15/16in - Black. These polyurethane bushings help stabilize your vehicle's body during turns.

Key Features

Fits 1976-1989 Chrysler, Dodge, and Plymouth vehicles.
15/16 inch diameter to match factory sway bars.
Made from durable black polyurethane material.
Helps reduce body roll and improve handling.
Designed as a direct replacement for stock bushings.

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Product Details

In this kit, you get a set of two black polyurethane sway bar bushings from Prothane. These are designed to replace the stock rubber bushings on the front sway bar of many Chrysler, Dodge, and Plymouth vehicles from the mid-70s to the late 80s. They're a popular choice for anyone looking to firm up their suspension and reduce body roll.

Polyurethane is a well-built material that holds its shape better than rubber, especially under load. This means your sway bar can do its job more effectively, keeping the vehicle's body flatter when you go around corners. For example, on a 1980-1983 Chrysler Cordoba or a 1982-1989 Plymouth Gran Fury, these bushings make a noticeable difference in how the car handles during lane changes or sharp turns. The 15/16 inch diameter is specific to certain factory sway bars, so make sure that's what your vehicle came with.

Replacing these bushings is a common part of suspension maintenance or upgrades. They're designed to fit right into the factory sway bar mounting locations, making installation straightforward for someone comfortable working on suspension components.