I believe the 2WD models use the smaller kit. Funny thing is that both kits come with the replacement bolts and spacers for the 2WD linkage. On a 4WD install they are not used.

 

UPDATE: After torquing down the end link a little more,(at about 5/8" exposed thread above the nylock) I went and test drove it. I did a quick mixed loop or local streets and a quick run down the Interstate. No its is not an autocrosser now, but I have noticed a little more of a planted feel in the front end. Cornering is improved a little. Its still a big heavy truck, but It feels a little flatter(less roll) than before. Overall, easy install, and good results, worth the $28.00 I paid plus shipping.

Dakota- I ordered right from Energy Suspension- /www.energysuspensionparts.com

Miami- First thanks for the tip, Second, from my research the 30mm is for some earlier (pre'98) models, and all V6 Rams.

 

I wonder if my bushings are snug. I've been driving the truck a couple weeks and things seem ok. My understanding is they're not to be smashed, just bulged.

 

I also did this about 2 weeks ago. $36 at Autozone, great mod for the money. I can definitely tell a difference on twisty roads.

 

may do this just for the sake of working on the truck (as if i don't have enough to do already)

 

Is there a difference between the black and red bushings? Special material property or just for looks?
-Energy Suspension 5.5124G Black
-Energy Suspension 5.5124R Red

 

nope, just looks

 

i like the quick disconnect for the swaybar. and the paint.
did you ever start a thread with pictures of everything you've been painting lately? if you did then i haven't seen it.

here's my energy suspension bushings. i got the universal pack of the wall in the ricer section and bored them out a little with the dremel and a sanding wheel.
they don't look as big around as y'alls but they work.
my dad was telling me about the strength of polyurethane, he uses it at his work as a die to press shapes into sheet metal, so if it can take tons of pressure without rupturing then i imagine the smaller bushings will be ok.

 

Good. I am glad no one is gonna explain that the reds one's makes me go faster. j/k

 

Love your quick disconnects. Where'd you get those? Easy to undo/reconnect?