I got a 1993 FZJ80 in need of the sway bar end bushings. Been searching the internet for days with no luck. Whiteline has something similar but looks different. Anyone know where I can get these for the front and rear sway bars? Thanks in advance.
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@beno ?
@cruiserdan ?
I recall seeing this question before and they come in a set with something else don't they?
@cruiserdan ?
I recall seeing this question before and they come in a set with something else don't they?
mingles
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Amazon
Amazon.com: MAS INDUSTRIES SL74655 Stabilizer Bar Link Kit (SL74655): Automotive
Rock Auto
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According to both sites this fits a '93. No personal experience as I have a '97.
Amazon.com: MAS INDUSTRIES SL74655 Stabilizer Bar Link Kit (SL74655): Automotive
Rock Auto
More Information for MAS SL74655
According to both sites this fits a '93. No personal experience as I have a '97.
Super pro bushings.... Not OEM, they are poly.
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thanks for the help everyone.
I found all the bushings except the small ones at the end of the sway bar itself.
I found all the bushings except the small ones at the end of the sway bar itself.
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This company looks like it has everything. I will need to take some measurements and give them a call tomorrow. Thanks
mingles
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This is the kit I used for my '97. I know the end links are different but it comes also comes with the small rubber bushing that goes in the end of the swaybar. My guess is THAT part didn't change from '93- '97. If you really can't find them anywhere else (have you tried a dealer?), for $11 it worth a shot to get the bushings you want.
Amazon.com: Beck Arnley 101-5490 Suspension Stabilizer Bar Link: Automotive
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Why not take a trip over to your local dealer? IIRC, they are way cheep.
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Sounds like a good idea. I'm heading there soon anyway for a bunch of parts to fix the oil leaks and baselining the fluids.
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I should probably start stocking these. Too cheap not to and since I sell LT's extended links and new mounts anyway
Cruiser Outfitters (@cruiseroutfit) has them in stock usually. They are cheap. I have purchased a couple sets of them from him.
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I just got mine (1995) from a local shop here in Edmonton for $15cad. They had more in stock on the shelf.
4wheelAuto, Google them and call if you're desperate and willing to ship from Canada.
4wheelAuto, Google them and call if you're desperate and willing to ship from Canada.
Yup, we have them as loose rubber (SUS11021) or with the sleeve, bolt, nut combo (Part# SUS11021KIT). Toyota's been using them for 60 years so we stock plenty of them (like we buy them by the pound). We also stock them in poly. Holla
s*** just call @beno and get them delivered straight to your door. The time saved driving to the dealer and messing with someone behind the parts counter that has likely never seen an 80 isn't worth the hassle. If Joey starts stocking them he is another good option as well.
*edit. Didn't see that Kurt had posted just before me, he is another great resource! I just would love to see the board try and support these guys that are giving us incredible service (like listing the part numbers, etc). Before they order parts online to save $3. Rant over lol
*edit. Didn't see that Kurt had posted just before me, he is another great resource! I just would love to see the board try and support these guys that are giving us incredible service (like listing the part numbers, etc). Before they order parts online to save $3. Rant over lol
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Don't have a problem supporting our vendors, but also don't see adding postage to what $4 worth of parts?
I suppose, but an hour of driving to the dealership and messing with them, having them order them and picking them up is worth way more to me than $3 in postage. To each their own I guess.
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Yup, we have them as loose rubber (SUS11021) or with the sleeve, bolt, nut combo (Part# SUS11021KIT). Toyota's been using them for 60 years so we stock plenty of them (like we buy them by the pound). We also stock them in poly. Holla
Am I missing the price or have to call? No Link?
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