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Message: [QUOTE="Tom S, post: 398153, member: 623"] Just some follow up. It was very close to the stock track bar working on my RSK so I had the Raybestos poly style bushings on hand in case it would work but no such luck. The Raybestos ones are definately a heck of a lot harder then the Sky bushings are. The Sky bushing you can deform by hand and the others ones are basically too hard to deform with your hand. The steel bushing is sized a bit differently too. The Raybestos ones were a tighter fit to the metric factory bolts I used. The fit perfectly in the SkY track bar. I had driven the truck around the neighborhood while waiting for the adjustable track bar so I got a feel for the ride without a track bar. I decided to try the hard bushing first and see if I could tell that they made it ride harsher. I was surprised that I noticed no deterioration in the ride. It did fix the springy feeling steering right up though. As I did not notice a downside to the harder bushings I left them in place. I will save the SKY ones in case I want to test those some day or as spares. [/QUOTE]

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