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I know many say you need a press for the old bushings on the sway bar. I can understand pressing them IN that way, but how would you press em out? Seems like you'd need a die of some type to hold the bar correctly?
I've also seen some people drill out the old bushings, but can you use a vice or something to press in the new ones?
A local shop will charge $170 to install ( (all bushings and 4 shocks)) if I supply the parts. Parts look like about $55-$60 for all 6 bushings.
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Jerry
My PSD X
2000 Excursion 7.3L PSD 4X4
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Last edited by detroitfd; 04-26-2008 at 11:02 AM.
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