I already had to remove my sway bar for other mods and suspension work. Since I'd heard some good things about these bushings and they're very modestly priced, I went ahead and ordered a set. I honestly expected not to really feel much, but tend to prefer urethane bushings in general for durability.
Once I had these in my hands, I could tell that they are very well designed and constructed. This also highlighted just how crappy the OE bushings actually are.
Yes, the OE bushings take a bit of elbow grease to remove, but this is not a massive challenge. Once installed, I couldn't believe just how much of a difference I could actually feel. The front end somehow feels tighter while also doing a noticeably better job of articulating over single wheel bumps.
This is for sure money well spent. There's no reason not to do it. And if you're in there, might as well do the upgraded end links too.
One tip I would offer for installation is to very loosely install the end links before trying to attach the new brackets to the frame. This will prevent the bar from rotating while you're trying to get the brackets into place.