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Old Mar 3, 2011 | 10:25 AM
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For our cars they offer the aluminum pucks to replace the 4 rubber ones that are sandwich in between the k member and the frame...they also offer a package called the rear isolation delete kit...which removes the rubber that is sandwiched in between the leaf spring...I got both of those kits for my car because I was tired of the swaying boat ride on the freeway...can't wait to drive it again I have the rear done and can't wait to do the front...they offer poly bushing sets and more...

http://www.firmfeel.com/fmj.htm

F, M, J BODY
ALUMINUM, BODY TO K FRAME MOUNTS
Rick Ehrenberg, Tech Editor of Mopar Action Magazine, installed a set of these on his A-38 (cop package) 1978 Monaco. His report:

"Amazing! Since this setup ties the frame 'prongs' (longitudinal's) together, instead of allowing them to virtually flap in the breeze, the entire car feels - and IS - much more rigid. Now the K-member can do what it was originally designed to do - cross-brace the entire front end of the car. Not only is handling markedly better, road feel and wander incredibly improved, even squeaks and rattles are way down. Now it feels like a well set-up A-body sedan on steroids. Highly recommended. And, if you can believe this, this setup works even better on F, J, and M-bodies. If you've got one of those creatures, be it an Aspen R/T, Mirada CMX, or Dippy cop car, etc., don't even think about tackling the twisties without one of Firm Feel's setups." Aluminum Sub frame Isolators, for F.M.J.
Kit includes, 4 isolators, bolts washers and weighs 7 1/2 lbs.


$225.00 per set.



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There are no links to the rear isolation delete kit on their website so I am offering up a picture of my car with one side done...you get a new lower plate...new u-bolts a long stud and top spacer

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Old Jul 2, 2011 | 03:53 PM
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did you ever report back on ride after the aluminum biscuits were installed up front? I'm wondering if they result in to harsh a ride?
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Old Jul 2, 2011 | 07:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Streetkitcar
did you ever report back on ride after the aluminum biscuits were installed up front? I'm wondering if they result in to harsh a ride?
Not long enough of a ride yet....no highway boat ride yet...
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Old Jul 2, 2011 | 08:55 PM
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They do work !! I had them on my 77 RR. I put an 8 3/4 rear in and did away with the rear rubber mount..
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