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Wow! Guess I didnt look everywhere! lol. Thanks Gerald. If it is 2 sets, that would be good, I have several cars!

I agree. Only place I have used them is on the sway bar, at the frame and the radius rod end. Not found a suitable replacement for the square ones on the links tho. Anybody know where to find them?

Have to remove torsion bars first, then nuts for lower pivot shaft and radius rod, then it will all slide out the back, usually with some persuasion. If you have never messed with the torsion bars, make sure you know what your doing first. There are threads you can search on here that explains...

Those bushings do fit properly even tho they do not look anything like the originals. For anybody looking to replace the bushings where the links attach to the stub, i ordered Energy Suspension part no. 9.8177G from O'Rielly Auto parts. They are poly bushings for shocks, but the fit is perfect...

Just to be clear, the holes i mentioned are visible on the Firm Feel shaft that was pictured. Those are to lube the lower control arm bushings if you replace them with poly units, not oem style rubber bushings.

The tapered part of that shaft, the part that goes thru the cross member requires no grease, as it does not rotate in the cross member. If you look, the small hole in the ones pictured, is where the bushing in the lower control arm rides. That is where the grease comes out. Use a light coating...

Thanks for all the help. Wound up ordering a set from RockAuto, Delphi part #TD4554w. the ones i removed where kinda tear drop shaped, not sure if that was original shape, new ones are round with a ridge on the od. I have a corresponding groove in my brackets, so i think they will be ok. the...

Yes they are. Rare Parts shows some that i believe are correct, tho a little pricey. Will check carid. Thanks for the info.

Anybody know where to find the bushings for the sway bar to radius rod bushings and the square bushings that go in the link to the frame for a 66 Polara? Have found all the other bushings, but these.