1990 MR2 Turbo Front Swaybar Bushing replacement.

Hey All,
 I'm looking to replace the swaybar bushings on my 1990 MR2 turbo with the 18mm swaybars front and back.  I don't really want to go with stock bushings as I have coilovers.  I've looked at twosrus and found a bushing kit that also replaces the d clips that hold the bushing in.   I read a negative review of this product (as it requires spacers that don't line up properly) and I'm just wondering if any other 1990 MR2 owners have replaced these bushings?  
 
I've enquired at Repco / Autobarn for bushings and was told they only have the 17mm ones, or the 93+ (which is different) and the 17mm ones were $48 or something silly.
 
love to hear your opinions.
Haydon. 

sorry I have stock swaybars....
 
I have considered upgrading to whiteline swaybars... but I'm not sure I can justify the cost (6x the cost of bushings)
 
would prefer just a urethane bushings kit.
 
edit: I also found this: http://www.ebay.com.au/it...;_uhb=1#ht_3328wt_1397  $40 delivered.
 
This is the twos r us kit I was referring to: http://twosrus.com/catalo...61&products_id=149
 
 

You can spec pretty much anything you want in a superpro bush.

You don't need to go in to order, you can do a payment over the phone if you have a VISA card or something.  I'm sure they'll moan about it but I know for 1 million % they can do it.  Where are you located?

My set up is pretty much what your talking about, full poly bushes, whiteline bars, delta v rio plates and coilovers.  I like it, great response, good feedback, fantastic feel, but the main point with the bars for me was to gain the adjustability.
 
It sounds like you are close to making up your mind anyway, and I would guess if you didn't do this now you'll continue to think about it for a while and then do it anyway lol. 

I don't believe so.  it's a drop in replacement.  you can buy the endlinks... 
 
So I've decided I may as well get the swaybar :P  outright cost difference is only $200 in the scheme of things...
 
having a read through here: http://www.mr2australia.com/mr2play/tm.aspx?m=31436&high=whiteline+swaybar
 
I won't get a rear sway bar that's for sure... front makes sense as my bushes are toast.

Stock early model endlinks are thin and can bend, especially if you run it on the "hard" setting...I put adjustable ones in mine and they're great! 

bigh
Which ones did ya get? etc.
did you install those yourself?

I got Powergrid ones from the US as the joints are sealed (no noise) and have good angular articulation (strong too!) I looked at some of the others but didn't like them.
http://www.powergridinc.com/swaybar.asp
 
yeah I whacked them on pretty easily when I put the Whiteline swaybar on