I have an Eibach rear bar (with Moog end links). In the past, the bushings started squeaking, and I removed them, cleaned them, then lubed them with Super Lube.
They are starting to squeak again. (The end links were greased three months ago.) This will be my third time! I didn't ever have to do this with the stock sway bar. Can I put in some grease fittings so I don't have to remove the bushings every time? Or, will that only get grease to the half of the bushing that the hole is next to? Is this actually easier than just disassembling the bushing every time?
If this is really needed, I wonder why they didn't include bushings originally. The stock bushings are rubber, these are harder, and need regular lubrication. H&R and Neuspeed don't seem to have grease fittings, but 034 does.
Dean
They are starting to squeak again. (The end links were greased three months ago.) This will be my third time! I didn't ever have to do this with the stock sway bar. Can I put in some grease fittings so I don't have to remove the bushings every time? Or, will that only get grease to the half of the bushing that the hole is next to? Is this actually easier than just disassembling the bushing every time?
If this is really needed, I wonder why they didn't include bushings originally. The stock bushings are rubber, these are harder, and need regular lubrication. H&R and Neuspeed don't seem to have grease fittings, but 034 does.
Dean