What is the main benefit of upgrading to polyurethane sway bar bushings?

Polyurethane bushings offer a firmer connection between the sway bar and the chassis compared to stock rubber. This helps reduce body roll during cornering and can lead to a more responsive feel from the steering.

Do these bushings come with the necessary hardware?

This product includes the sway bar bushings only. You will typically reuse the original sway bar brackets and hardware, so ensure they are in good condition.

How difficult is it to install these sway bar bushings?

Installation typically involves removing the original sway bar brackets, sliding out the old bushings, and installing the new ones. It's a moderately involved job that may require lifting the vehicle and having basic hand tools.

1985-1989 Toyota MR2 Front Sway Bar Bushings

Name: Prothane 85-89 Toyota MR2 Front Sway Bar Bushings - 18mm - Black
Brand: Prothane
SKU: prothane-prothane-85-89-toyota-mr2-front-sway-bar-bushings-18mm-black-t14-98514
Price: 6.14 USD
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Prothane 85-89 Toyota MR2 Front Sway Bar Bushings - 18mm - Black

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Fits 1985-1989 Toyota MR2. Prothane front sway bar bushings (18mm) help reduce body roll for more stable handling.

Key Features

Fits 1985-1989 Toyota MR2.
18mm diameter front sway bar bushings.
Made from durable black polyurethane material.
Helps reduce body roll and improve handling response.
Direct replacement for stock rubber bushings.

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Product Details

This is a set of Prothane front sway bar bushings for your 1985-1989 Toyota MR2. These bushings are 18mm in diameter and are made from a durable black polyurethane material. They replace the stock rubber bushings, which can wear out over time and lead to less precise handling.

When your original sway bar bushings degrade, you might notice increased body roll when cornering, or even clunking noises from the front end. These Prothane bushings are designed to provide a firmer connection between your sway bar and the chassis. This improved connection helps the sway bar do its job more effectively, which can lead to a more connected feel to the road and reduced lean in turns. Polyurethane is a popular choice for suspension components because it holds its shape well and resists the degradation that rubber can experience from heat and road contaminants.

Replacing these bushings is a common maintenance item for the MR2. Make sure to check the condition of your sway bar and end links while you're in there.