ACDelco Professional 45G0002 Front Suspension Stabilizer Bar Link Kit with Hardware

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐I've recently replaced the stabilizer bar links on my vehicle using the AC Delco Professional 45G0002 Front Suspension Stabilizer Bar Link Kit, and I must say, it has been quite the game changer! If you're like me and have felt a bit of a rattle or wobble every time you take a corner, let me assure you that this kit is worth every penny.First off, the installation process couldn’t have been easier. The kit came with all the necessary hardware, so I didn’t have to make any midnight runs to the auto parts store. Right out of the box, you can see the quality of the components—it's evident that AC Delco is standing behind their reputation. Everything fit perfectly, and I appreciated the user-friendly instructions that made the whole process smooth and hassle-free.Once installed, the difference was like night and day. My vehicle now handles corners with such precision, and there’s no more annoying clunking sound over bumps. I can feel the full benefits of a stable ride, which has completely transformed my driving experience. Whether I’m navigating city streets or cruising on the highway, my confidence has grown, knowing I have top-notch components keeping everything in check.What’s more, I really appreciate how sturdy and reliable the materials feel. Trust me, you'll know you’ve invested in something that will stand the test of time. I've got friends who’ve said they are thinking about their own upgrades, and I've been happily recommending the AC Delco bar link kit.In summary, if you’re looking to enhance your vehicle’s suspension and bring it back to life, look no further than the AC Delco Professional 45G0002 kit. Solid quality, easy installation, and noticeable performance improvements—this is an automotive upgrade I’m thrilled about! Highly recommend!

Quality parts, easy to install. Have bought for 3 of my vehicles.

Easy install on truck. Everything fit well.I.did replace the sway bat bushings with them, so if you don't remember to loosen the sway bar bushings bolts to give some movement for easier installation.

This is what the truck should have had from the factory. Better product compared with the OEM version which was broken plastic. Not the easiest install because it wasn’t on a lift but anyone can do this. OEM took a 15mm socket and box end wrench. The new A/C Delco replacement required a 14mm socket and box end wrench. I used some spray lube on the old threads before removal. I had to pry the sway bar down to get the new nut to thread on the bolt using a 2x4. From what I can tell, it’s supposed to be tightened to 17 ft pounds of torque. I’ll recheck my torque in a week. I’m very pleased with the results.Update: this front sway bar link has performed perfectly. I have a highway hard right hand merge on my daily commute and I can take it at 50 mph (speed limit) without concerns. I’m sure my aftermarket Hellwig rear sway bar helps but I could tell a difference as soon as I replaced the factory links up front.

These worked well and are an exact replacement. I took off a star because they are not the color pictured. They come with black bushings and should be pictured as such.

I did receive genuine AC Delco parts in a factory sealed box. These are superior to the stock links that came on my truck which were mostly non-metallic (which broke after about 50k miles). These links with the metal sheaths are not only much better they are about 1/3 the cost the dealer wanted for the stock parts.There was one twist though. Like another reviewer said, the force didn't seem to be distributed evenly along the link when tightening the top and bottom. I drove the truck around the block and noticed I needed to tighten again. Both times I tightened until a bushing started to bulge too much. Then a couple of weeks later I looked and everything was loosey goosey. I tightened again, then kept an eye on it and after another week I needed to tighten just a tad more. They have now been functioning properly for many months.At first I thought the lock nut was backing off, but it was just tricky to get the whole thing tightened up properly on the first couple of go-rounds. After the first day or two I was probably driving around with it loose and did not know about it until I noticed a couple of weeks later.

Exactly what I needed. Better quality than the ones that came from the factory.

They look good, made in the USA hopefully they perform better than the originals which the center part sleeve is made out of plastic. Only complaint is that I thought they were blue bushings… but oh well.