[Carbuff2]

You might be able to eliminate the noise just by lubricating the sway bar links. If the aftermarket ones have grease fittings, 'articulate' (twist) them before & after greasing them to work the grease in.

If you buy buy a grease gun, get a needle attachment for it as well. That allows you to lubricate the lower ball joints and ALL the OE end links that don't have grease fittings.

Grease gun (~$10 USD)

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Extension flex hose ($4)

18 in. Flexible Grease Hose

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(Combo ~ $15)

Needle ($4)

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[Carbuff2]

Obviously I don't pierce through the boot,

I guess it was NOT obvious...😇

The needle pierces such a small hole in the rubber, that it self-seals. The small blob of residual grease keeps water/moisture out.


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Years ago, I had a clunk over bumps. Didn't have new sway bar links, so I added the lubrication through the grease gun w/ needle until I could get new ones.

I DID receive the new parts, but to this day, I still haven't installed them...