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#1475437 11/16/2022 11:33 AM
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I attempting to find out what the axle side sway bar bushings could be called( or just bushings?) and if they are still available? Or if someone has part number? I have attached pictures. The sway bar slides into them.

The frame side are just 1" universal bushings.


This is for 1954 one ton chevy Grumman chassis.

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If you can't find what you're looking for, an alternative would be to measure your bushing hole, then go to Energy Suspension and find a bushing that will fit in that hole. And if you can't find one in the correct width you need, then buy one that is wider so you can cut it down to fit.

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That looks more like a grommet than just a bushing, with the flanged parts on either side of the hole. Like Mark says, Energy Suspension is a good source. You may have to make them in three pieces, or ES may have a two piece flanged bushing that you push in from either side of the hole in the bracket. I assume there's something like a washer that goes on either side of the bushing to hold it in place.


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