Rear Sway Bar Bushings - C6 Corvette

Are you tired of that persistent noise coming from the rear of your C6 Corvette? In this video, we show you how to replace the old factory rubber rear sway bar bushings with new polyurethane bushings. This simple and easy project can solve noise issues that have been bothering you for years. Watch as we finally resolve a 4-year chase for that elusive sound, providing you with a smoother and quieter ride.

Step-by-step guide to replacing rear sway bar bushings on a C6 Corvette
Differences between factory rubber and polyurethane bushings
Tips and tricks for an easy installation

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[tonyrosselli]

Look at what channel I found!!! I’m thinking about putting z51 sways on my 2008 base model. People say it’s a massive improvement.

[busaracer]

Nice video 📹 wanted to no where you got lift from an where an price? What else did you put under car to jack it up?

[ktriebol]

Do you think you could replace the sway bar bushings without removing the sway bar from the car? It looks like you could just remove the bushing clamps and bushings in place, although you may have to pry the sway bar outward a little bit.

[Bradley-rinf]

Where did you find the bushings? OEM is discontinued.

[robarnt]

I had to go to a therapist. (j/k) I had the most annoying squeak coming from somewhere in the front of my 2008. Turned out to be the shock absorbers!

Next project: The dreaded harmonic balancer...😬