Stock rear sway bars w/ polyurethane bushings?

[Hibolt]

I was just wondering if it would do the same as replacing the stock sway bar with an aftermarket one with polyurethane bushings because if it is might as well keep the stock sway bar and just replace the bushings with some polyurethanes? I also want to know if there are any polyurethane bushings available for the front sway bar? I have an 02 galant es 2.4L Im just trying to do some research before I start spending money

[Stewi]

Yeah the bushings are available for both front and rear from energy suspension.

I dont know how much of a difference it will make if you just get stiffer bushings, it cant hurt, but it wont be like getting an aftermarket swaybar.

[RobG]

Is there still problems with the addco rear sway bars? And check this out

http://www.swaybars.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1952

[pinoyesv6]

no.

[RobG]

Sorry, didn't mean to ask a dumb question.

[02redgalant]

addco is actually modifying the current design for better fitment

[RobG]

Thanks. Guess I'll wait until the re-designed ones come out.

[pinoyesv6]

addco is actually modifying the current design for better fitment

what's wrong with the current fitment? i installed one for a friend and I had no issues at all except for his stupid rusted endlinks, but that has nothing to do with the bar design

[acitydweller]

addco is pretty slow to churn out their products. i waited 8 months for a redesign of their sway bars for my grand cherokee...