Subaru Front Sway Bar Outer Mounts. PN-D1037-SUB-SU

There are several different variations of front sway bar mounts on different years/models/trims of 70s-90s Subaru vehicles. You will likely have to measure your your cars bushings, metal bushing straps, sway bar diameter and strut rod diameter to figure out exactly which bushings are correct for your specific car. Please message me if you want any assistance at all confirming the correct parts for your application.

These bushings are most commonly found on the 1st gen Subaru Leone family of cars. Pre-1982
See the photos for measurements.

This is a set of x2 sway/stabilizer bar outer mount bushings.

1 Set needed per car.
Set includes 2 bushing

Made of 80A polyurethane rubber. More durable and crack resistant than OEM rubber. Although polyurethane is still flexible, it is slightly more firm than the factory rubber. This will result in sharper/better handling, but it can also cause a slight increase in vibration transfer.

Lubricating grease is supplied with all bushing orders. All contact surfaces of the new bushings and steel sleeves should be thoroughly lubricated before installation for easier installation, smooth/quiet operation and long bushing life.

Due to the several custom options, nearly all items are made to order. Therefore, there could be up to a 10 business day production time on some orders before they ship.

Please message me if you have any questions about this item fitting your specific vehicle or for any other questions.

Color Disclaimer. The formulation of polyurethane that I use to make bushings is chosen because of its high physical strength properties. An unfortunate downside of this type of polyurethane is that it can darken or discolor over time. Especially if it is exposed to UV light. This discoloration has no affect on physical properties but it only aesthetic. I highly recommend not leaving the bushings exposed to sunlight before they are installed. Obviously once installed, sunlight exposure isn't much of an issue but darkening may still occur.