sway bar

The one review on those summit bushings seems to suggest that they cut the bracket and welded it back up to install them!

This is key I suspect.

I noticed one of mine is torn just yesterday! I may be heading this direction too shortly.
The way I did it, using silicone grease, was to slide the bushing on the bar. Then I used two pairs of large Channellock pliers with pieces of rubber inner tube zip-tied over the jaws to keep from chewing up the bushings. After lubing up the brackets, I forced the bushings in by applying pressure with the pliers on both sides of the bushing at the same time. Having a helper with strong hands to work one set of pliers would have been a good idea, but not absolutely necessary. Maybe use one set of Vise Grips first and then Channellocks on the other side. Probably the best hint I have is don't be in a hurry or pissed off about something, because if you're like me you could end up throwing around f-bombs or tools (or both).