How do you know what the threads are on the zerks to match a tap to it? I'm going to do this I can't stand the squeeking anymore, even with the radio blaring I can hear'em. But, I've never tapped a hole before (ba-dum-TING). Are all zerks made the same? What size tap do I get for this? How much smaller should the drill bit be than the tap? Thanks in advance for answers to any of my silly questions.

Good thinking...keep an eye on the rubber though because it may not be resistant to petroleum products so you might have to switch to a polyurethane bushing.

That is AWSOME! I would love to do that, sadly I’m not sure I’m handy enough for something like that. Or am I!

Can you walk me through this? In terms of replacing the bushings when you put a new one on there down you have to slid it all the way down the sway bar from one of the ends or does it have a slit in on one side that let’s you pop them open and over the bar and then wrap around it again once it’s in place?

Mine were making noise when it was 40 degrees. Now that it’s gotten down to the teens it’s to the point of embarrassment when I’m driving around. It sounds like a 1980’s full sized rusted out pickup truck. Even the ones in the back sound like they are making noise.

Were can i purchase the polyurethane sway bar bushes mentioned above? Oh and skyjumper what size are the zerk fittings ,lengh ,thread ect

silicone spray seems like an easy alternative if it works like Tom says it does.