Keep your front stabilizer bar located and quiet with the Mevotech Supreme Suspension Stabilizer Bar Bushing Kit MK6398. These front-to-frame bushings cushion and locate the sway bar where it mounts to the frame, helping control body roll and reducing the clunks and rattles that show up when worn, cracked, or hardened bushings let the bar shift. This sway bar bushing kit drops in as a direct-fit replacement for many vehicles, including the 1987-1996 Chevrolet Beretta, 1987-1996 Chevrolet Corsica and 1986-1994 Chevrolet Cavalier. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list and engine details.
- High durability: built with high-grade natural rubber for strength and durability.
- Precision engineered: dimensioned to seat and perform like the factory bushings it replaces.
- Quick, easy installation: a slit design lets each bushing wrap onto the stabilizer bar for easier installation.
- Rigorously tested: validated through in-house and third-party durability testing.
Interchange: 602.62107 · 535-774
60262107 · 535774 · 19290838 · 482534 · BGK6398 · 22566674 · TD5735W · BB6398 · BB6398PR · FA7138 · K6398 · IK6398 · 1K6398 · GK6398 · 108936 · 29084034 · 17047 · 5501099
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19290838, 482534, BGK6398, 602.62107, 22566674, TD5735W, 535-774, BB6398, BB6398PR, FA7138, K6398, IK6398, 1K6398, GK6398, MK6398, 108936, 29084034, 17047, 5501099
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this sway bar bushing kit do?
It cushions and locates the front stabilizer (sway) bar where it mounts to the frame, helping control body roll and limiting the movement that causes clunks and rattles.
Where do these bushings mount?
They are the front-to-frame stabilizer bar bushings, seating the front sway bar against the frame mounting points.
What are these bushings made of?
They are manufactured with high-grade natural rubber for strength and durability.
How do they install?
Each bushing has a slit design that lets it wrap onto the stabilizer bar for easy installation.
How do I know if my bushings need replacing?
Worn, cracked, or hardened stabilizer bar bushings can cause clunking, rattling, or a loose feel in turns. Inspect them and confirm they are the cause before replacing.
