Great video. Lots of questions about getting the eye bushings installed. Without a press, you can purchase two piece poly bushing that can be tapped in from each side off of Ebay. These work great and all you need is a mallet.

What a difference the right tools make! I have a good bit, but I could have used a smaller ratchet and the right size of extension to get at those rearward bolt heads on the front frame bracket, especially on the passenger side as my brake lines were positioned much worse than yours. I ended up using that front access window like you but I used a 5/8” socket attached to a short extension with a u-joint to which I was able to fasten a vice grip that went through the “window” In the frame. Unreal! Thanks for the tip on punching out the old bushings. I was dreading that tomorrow.

Loved the Video nice and simple Sir !!!!!!!! I got a set of energy suspension bushing kit and the rear bar bushings are split with a tube to that goes through, Super easy. Thanks again

Cool video 👍🏼

Liking your videos. Ive got a 76 GMC that needs some tlc Subbed

can you tell me the bushings you got for the end links? pretty sure I have the wrong ones. thank you.

Good review and a best method to clean up and paint while you are at it. Forget to show us how you pressed in those rubber bushings. My mechanic said all of that takes a special "tool" when pressing them into the sway bar eye. I didn't believe his story.

Anybody looking at this video trying to figure out how to press in the eye bushings you're probably working with the one and a quarter inch sway bar those bushings have to be pressed in with a special tapered installation tool as the rubber is so tight and the center sleeve is not supposed to slip out ...you're not getting the wrong bushings they're just really impossible to install they do make a two piece neoprene or polyset they don't really show it 4 the year of the truck but I believe they're going to fit.. getting the old bushings out is simple you just Heat with a torch and drive them right out kind of fun actually cuz the rubber burns like those snakes on the 4th of July

Anyone know the size of the bolt holding the sway bar bracket in the front??

Great video, dont forget to grease the i.d. of your bushings too!

I just got and eye bushing from the auto store and looked nothing like the one you put on you have a part number or somthing?

Hey Luke do you know the torque specs for this application? I’m finding a lot of different info. Thank you, Sir

Where did you get the bushings kit? I have a 82 k10 and the bushings need to be change

My 76 K5 would wonder on the road. Got under it today and noticed a one of the bushing brackets was completely missing and all bushings are shot. Hopefully this is the culprit of the wondering steering.

I can’t find the bracket that the front of the sway bar bolts to. Mines a 73 k20 and looks nothing like these 80s trucks

Anyone know what the part number for the bushing drive kit was?

Where did you find the bushings lol ive bought 2 sets and both are wrong.

Me and my dad are rebuilding an 86 Chevy crew cab long bes

Did you rebuild the springs

I need these bushing.

Wait……. How did you get the bushings in??????!!???!?

What does a bad bar look like

Anyone replacing these bushings need Energy Suspension part# 3-5118

Just run the sway bar over to a powder coated and get It blasted and coated for 15 bucks.