Are rubber triangular sway bar bushings available?

[junior340]

All I find is poly ones for a `69 Road Runner. Seems Moog use to sell them to me way back but no more. I sure like the rubber ride better.
Thanks

 

[Rick@Laysons]

GG-395, Sway Bar Bushing - Front sway bar (each)...Repl. #253 5359....$19.50 each

These are RUBBER bushings.....

 

[RemCharger]

I believe there's a 7/8 and a 15/16

 

[Demonic]

Energy Suspension has them in both sizes. Generally, the 15/16"ths is B body, and the 7/8"ths are the A bodies. But measure with calipers carefully. Install with soap, water and big channel locks, carefully. I de bur the edges of the bracket carefully.

https://www.energysuspensionparts.com/5.5129

https://www.energysuspensionparts.com/5.5128

Whoops. They are likely NOT rubber.

 

[RemCharger]

Often you can slide an open end wrench on to determine size of the bar

 

[threewood]

Energy Suspension polyurethane is all I'm finding. I used them not too long ago and they were a pain to put in.

 

[junior340]

Thank you for the input, I did order some from Laysons and will report back on how that happens.
I did have to cut loop part off and straightened as it seems most have met a parking block or jumped some railroad tracks back in the day . I would never do that.... no not me. Lol

 

[moparedtn]

I wound up replacing the whole units with a pair of these:

(My factory ones were all bent up from the previous owner having a bit of a bump with a wall).
During the process, I also discovered the sway bar itself is not entirely straight either (the two
"arms" that go back towards the LCAs are not parallel), so I'm still on the lookout for a replacement
there as well.