MOOG K80078 Suspension Stabilizer Bar Bushing Kit for Ford F-150

Installed for my 2003 F150 4.2L 2WD. These match the factory bushings exactly. I recommend putting a small amount of silicone grease on the interior surface of the busing that wraps around the sway bar to avoid any potential squeaks. You will have to open these up to get them on the sway bar and because they are new and a bit stiff, you will have to wrestle them a bit. Once on, they do their job. I also removed the rust on the brackets, sway bar a frame and painted them before reinstalling. There were (4) 13mm bolts (2 for each bracket) holding the sway bar assembly in place. You will also have to detach the sway bar links from the sway bar which I was replacing any way. The sway bar links should be removed first. The sway bar is heavy and can be awkward, so get an extra set of hands or place a block or box under the center so it won't drop or fall when removing.

I saved so much money buying these and doing it myself. The dealer quoted me over $2000 to do all my tie rod ends, ball joints, and idler arm. This was a 2001 F-150 that I purchased for about $3800 with < 90k miles. So... the truck was in good condition but had been sitting around for about a year and a half. I thought I was getting something reasonable and affordable but when I saw that quote from the Ford dealer I was so upset. Especially after just replacing all the mufflers from having rusted out.I spent about $400 on Amazon and spent about 6 hours doing it. It was honestly pretty tough but you can rent the proper tools to make it easier. If anyone wants to know more about doing it, be sure to check out YouTube... It helped me a ton. I have used Moog on my whole front end now and have put about 10k on it with no issues yet.

Very good sway/stabilizer bar bushings. I recently replaced most of the front end suspension components in my truck so with the new stabilizer bar end links and these bushings I've noticed a considerable increase in rigidity in my front end when going over rough roads like we have here in my area.

They work good and helped steering/handling. Ez to change on my 01 F150.

This was a great price and replacement. I got lucky I had to change the sway bar links also, so I had no installation problems. But I do wish it had some lube/ grease of some sort

The Amazon recommended Moog K80078 Sway Bar Bushing Kit is not compatible with a 1999 F150 XLT 2WD stock sway bar. The inside diameter of the Moog bushing is greater than the diameter of the stock sway bar. A two star product rating is for the inconvenience of crawling under the truck only to discover the incompatibility!

Arrived on time... easy to install. Having used Moog products for many years, in my opinion is among the best for suspension parts.

Holes are larger than stock 98 f150 2wd bushings, time will tell if my sway bar shakes because of it...