MOOG K7384 Suspension Stabilizer Bar Bushing Kit for Ram 1500

2019 ram 1500 E-torque Laramie 5.7L 4x4 thee fit perfect and took away my clunk noise when at the stop and started to drive only would clunk at 0mph to acceleration

Installed a couple weeks ago everything is quite and running good no complaints the installation is really easy to. I’d love to have had a red color but the blue looks good too

If your here because your ram has the infamous rattle, buy these and enjoy your quiet ride again. Only bad thing is they didn't come with grease. Other than that these are great 10/10 recommend

fit as expected & looks to be good quality

Many of the bushings on amazon and online are for the older model trucks but these fit perfectly for the 5th gen ram 1500. Install was super simple and they stopped the knocking.

lasted less than 3 months. pretty sure this is not truly a Moog product

Helped eliminate the squeaks in the old bushings on a 2014 Ram 1500. Can always trust Moog.

Fit well and seemed great at first. but got sloppy and worn out after 6 months and 7 thousand miles. That was without winter salt, cold and snow. Tried writingvto Moog and got no response. Not impressed at all, now have to find another set and do the job again.

Installed in my 2011 ram 1500. Worked great. I installed them 1 at a time removing the cap, cutting out the old one and installing this one. 1 at a time helped me keep the bar in place and I had no issues with fitting things back. Torqued the caps down and was done fairly quickly.

Front end bushings . Perfect form and fit. Doing very well right now.

Fixed the sway bar rattle you hear when going over bumps.

After 4 month use they frat and become noisy and and gap between the bar and bracket

I have a 5th gen 2020 ram 1500 4wd that was having clunking from the front end for so long I forgot how the truck drove when I first bought it and thought the clunks were normal because "it was a truck". Turns out my front struts were blown after about 2 years so I had those replaced but I still had the clunk. Did some research and saw that the sway bar endlinks and bushings are known to fail and cause clunking in the 5th gen rams. I checked the endlinks and they were lose so I had them replaced but still had the clunk. The last step was to change the sway bar bushings so I bought these and swapped them out and the problem is solved. I was surprised because the old bushing didn't look worn. So if you have a 5th gen ram with front end clunking, try swapping the sway bar bushings first. Seems to be a quality product. Will see how long they last. P.s. the diameter of the front sway bar on a 5th gen ram is 36mm.