I need new body mounts, including the metal hardware. I'd like to go poly, but need hardware and the metal pieces/washers. Where is the best place to get everything?
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Best place for body mounts
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ORD had them coming pretty quick. Got the hardware too, shipping was a little on the high side. It might have been reasonable, but Amazon probably has me spoiled.
Kain
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ord is where i would get them
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I got mine from ORD, came with the bolts and washers. Had to cut pipe for the inside of the mounts. Mine is a 75 though
this is the kit I got Jesse....IIRC, they come with the big washers and bolts, but I would have to look at the package again to be sure.
http://www.energysuspensionparts.com/3.4140
LMC, get rubber.
Martin
Martin
I got pollys from rock auto. Anyone got a good source for the factory sleeves? The front 6 cup washers and sleeves are trashed on mine.
LMC
Martin
Martin
Martin, why rubber vs Poly? That much of a difference?
The rubber ones from LMC come with ALL of the hardware. The poly ones require you to reuse the hardware. I'd rather have new hardware. Ask Dueling (I don't know how to tag him).
Martin
Martin
I took Martin's advice on the 78 I just bought....
Mine are pretty rusted/look bad so it does sound like LMC is the way the way to go. There just sold out at the moment so I'll wait....
Thanks Martin.
Thanks Martin.
Go see Howard (Dundee)
Might have to. 60 bucks just for the core support hardware from lmc
ouch
Its been a while but he used to have a lot "in stock". According to him, square body parts are becoming high demand again.
Its been a while but he used to have a lot "in stock". According to him, square body parts are becoming high demand again.
Mine are stock length. Adam said he made some out of 1/8" plate and some pipe. I will probably do the same. Good excuse to use the new plasma cutter.
He also said if he had to do it over again, he would have just went with LMC in the first place. You already have the poly, so you have to work with what you have though.
Martin
Martin
