SOLD!

I had this bar installed on my car at the Dragon last May. It started squeaking, I got tired of it, Alta was completely unhelpful, and I simply don't want it badly to bother with greasing, etc. I replaced the stock bar back in February.

There are around 10,000 miles on the bar. The paint has peeled up from both ends (see photo), but otherwise it's in great shape.

They're not in the photos, but I also have the metal pieces that fit around the bushings.

I don't recall exactly, but I think I paid around $180 for this, and they seem to be going for about that same price now. I'm looking for $100 plus shipping.

 

i guess you are not the only one with rubber bushings
here is my alta 19mm

 

By the way, my car is a Cooper. I don't think there's any difference between bars for MC and MCS, but correct me if I'm wrong.

 

note for the industrious: install zerk fittings when you install this sway bar.

 

bump... here's a post where Alta mentions the bushings kits, which cost $15 and include grease. This may help with the squeaking issue.

 

bump... I am now in possession of a suitable shipping box.

Reduced price: $110 + shipping.

 

Why do you say those are not poly bushings, if I may pry? From the pic it sure looks like they could be poly...

 

Bump... still available for $110.

My mechanic said they were rubber, and they're black - for some reason I thought the poly ones would be lighter. In any case, they squeak like hell on my car.

 

A simple way to ship sway bars is to use just slip foam pipe insulation over the bar to protect it and it's surroundings (i.e., the kind used on residential water pipes). I've shipped a number of Ford Taurus bars this way via Fed-Ex ground with no problems.

 

Bump... price reduced to $100.

 

PM sent.

Thanks, Jasun

 

Bump. Still available.

 

P.M. Sent

 

Swaybar is sold.