rear sway bar question

[priderocks]

I am adding an original factory rear sway bar to my 70 Cuda. It already has a front bar. I have all the original components except the sway bar links. Are the links used for the rear bar the same as for the front? Thanks.

[Challenger6pak]

I believe that they are the same.  I ran into the same issue when I added a rear sway bar.  I just went to the local auto parts store and bought the urethene bushings that were mounted on the aftermarket link shaft and used them.

[Chryco Psycho]

Energy has universal links that will work for you

[Bullitt-]

  Rear are different but if you have modified the ride height you may need different length
 

[chaps70rt]

I am presuming that most of you guys are in favour of the Energy Suspension products??    I just ordered the front end link kits from them with the polyurethance bushings.   Anybody notice a big difference using these over the stock setup?

Chaps

[Chryco Psycho]

the Poly are a stiffer bushing but still deteriorate over time

[chaps70rt]

Can the polyurethane bushings be greased??

Just curious..... CHAPS

[Cooter]

Can the polyurethane bushings be greased??

Just curious..... CHAPS

Yes, in fact, they rec. it to keep the noises down..

[the_engineers]

Buy polygraphite...they're black and quiet.

[Chryco Psycho]

energy has a special grease about the consistancy of honet that works well & is recommended

[ChallengerHK]

energy has a special grease about the consistancy of honet that works well & is recommended

I got that stuff at Neil's recommendation and it works great with noise reduction.