RockAuto seems to have a good selection of swaybar bushings, ranging from "Economy" up to "Heavy duty". However I noticed that all of their options indicate "with Active Cornering Enhancement". I don't have ACE on my Rover. Anyone know what the differences are between the ACE and non-ACE bushings?[/QUOTE
They are shaped differently and I think the sway bar diameters are different.
I ordered the bushings from ebay and the Moog Links from Rock Auto.
When it comes to getting the part numbers for anything on my Rover, I go to the parts.com website and punch in all the information and look at the parts diagrams. Everything shown is the current Land Rover part number. As far as the ACE parts, the diagrams might show 2 different part numbers for something like a bushing or link. One will say DR or Active (ACE) and another will show W/O DR or W/O Active or Exc. DR or Active.(Non Ace). I personally don't buy from them but they have all the correct Land Rover part numbers. Once you have the correct part number you can google search it and find sellers of the Land Rover OEM part and all the Aftermarket versions that reference the Land Rover Part number.So far I've had hit or miss with atlantic british, i replaced the front sway bushings and everything was perfect until i replaced the rear which seamed like from the same manufacturer and somehow the rear make this weird cracking sound all the time, i was told to wait to brake them in but after 500 miles of not easy driving and removing them to lube them up a bit they still make loud sounds, I've put an order in for original land rover bushings and hopefully that will do the trick, so far I've learned that the bushing should most definitely be OEM. As for the links i can't seem to figure out which from the website provided Rock Auto are for ACE, im leaning more towards delphi as i know they make parts for land rover in general but the discrption is unclear , any suggestions?
