Whats this bolt and nut called?

Discussion in 'Street/strip 400/430/455' started by silly, Jul 26, 2020.

  1. silly

    silly Well-Known Member

    I want put new one in and im getting 2 different answers so need the correct one. I need the bushings too. Whats the correct parts store description? Its the missing bolt
     

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  2. RoseBud68

    RoseBud68 Well-Known Member

    Sway Bar End links. While your at it replace the sway bar bushings as well.
     
  3. Daves69

    Daves69 Too many cars too work on

    Sway Bar End Link
     
  4. rkammer

    rkammer Gold Level Contributor

    Some places call it a "Stabilizer link kit".
     
  5. LARRY70GS

    LARRY70GS a.k.a. "THE WIZARD" Staff Member

  6. BuickV8Mike

    BuickV8Mike SD Buick Fan

    What year car? I think they can be different as it gets tight in there.
     
  7. LARRY70GS

    LARRY70GS a.k.a. "THE WIZARD" Staff Member

    1975 Lesabre 350 I believe.
     
  8. Schurkey

    Schurkey Silver Level contributor

    OEM, and common parts-store end link kits will have rubber bushings.

    Better to buy a kit with Polyurethane bushings. They're firmer, the sway bar is more effective, but the big improvement is that the Poly end-link bushings last longer than rubber.

    All the same can be said for the main sway bar bushings; common ones are rubber, Poly is available in the aftermarket. The best Poly sway bar bushings have grease zerks on the metal brackets.
     
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  9. TORQUED455

    TORQUED455 Well-Known Member

    Skip the poly bushings. Rubber ones will last a good long time on a likely "hobby car". Poly stuff squeaks, one you'll never notice a handing difference on an old barge..
     

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