MOOG K7326 Suspension Stabilizer Bar Bushing Kit for Chevrolet Tahoe

These bushings were exactly what they claimed and got my 2004 Tahoe perfectly. Cheaper than auto stores and just as good.

I replaced my bushings 2 years ago with cheaper units and they were already shot. I went with these units this time and the quality is evident. They fit much better, go on very easy, and look like they will last several years longer. It helped make my front end handle like a new car again. Helpful tip is to jack you front end up and put a jack stand on each side to keep the front tires off the ground. Then put the jack under the control arm of the side you replace first and jack until the arm begins to lift, but not enough to take the weight off the jack stand. You can now loosen the bushing from the sway bar without the bar releasing all of its tension on you. Now lower the jack just enough to drop the bushing for easy replacement. Once the new one is in place jack the control arm up again until the bushing is in place, add the bolts, and tighten. Repeat on opposite side and your done in 20 minutes tops.

Little small but fits fine with new brackets.

I will give it 4 stars since the product itself is of good quality and workmanship. Sadly I was unable to use them. My sway bar requires 1 5/16" bushings and this one was only 1". I will certainly order Moog for the correct ones. When it comes to car's there is no one size fits all and for that Amazon looses one star. For anything that you purchase, I advise cross reference with the manufacturer's web site​ and physically measure the part you have. Amazon tries, but there are just too many variables for them to account for.

Bolts holding old bushings are 10mm, and reusable. You will need the short ratchet extension for the back bolt. You will also need a long screwdriver to reposition the bar for removal of the old bushing. WD-40 will help unstick the rubber on the bar and frame, and assist with installing the new. Less than an hour. You also need ramps to raise the front end. The new brackets are necessary to fit the new bushings. Cadmium plated for rust resistance.

these would have been good but there are 3 different sizes for my truck and these were wrong. you really need to measure you trucks bar

Purchased these 3/10/22 and installed them 2 days later when they arrived. I was getting a thumping noise intermittently when coming to a stop. Checked my front suspension and found the brackets had decided to bend along with excessive wear of the right side bushing. I had to replace them last year along with my wheel bearings before I could get an alignment. I can't believe they didn't even last a year (just got around to looking at the issue but had noticed a few weeks ago). Ended up going back to OEM and the bushings have a much better fit even comparing new to new as I remember when I put the moogs on, they went on way too easy and I had to wrestle the OEM ones with their super tight fit.

Fits like the should and look good helped with the high speed sway I had going on.