73 Roadrunner subframe bushings?
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73 Roadrunner subframe bushings?
Does anyone know where to find the rubber bushings that go between the front subframe and the engine/suspension cradle? They are 1.5 high and 4" in diameter, with one in the front and two on the back?
Any help would be appreciated.
Any help would be appreciated.
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I actually talked to one of the guys at FirmFeel today, they have the K-frame to subframe mounts, aluminum, as well as the cross member mounts.
I have not been able to find anyone else that has shte k-frame to subframe bushings. Mancini racing has the cross member mounts in polyurethane.
Is it really that noticable with solid bushings rather then rubber or polyurethane on the cross member or k-frame?
I have not been able to find anyone else that has shte k-frame to subframe bushings. Mancini racing has the cross member mounts in polyurethane.
Is it really that noticable with solid bushings rather then rubber or polyurethane on the cross member or k-frame?
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I actually talked to one of the guys at FirmFeel today, they have the K-frame to subframe mounts, aluminum, as well as the cross member mounts.
I have not been able to find anyone else that has shte k-frame to subframe bushings. Mancini racing has the cross member mounts in polyurethane.
Is it really that noticable with solid bushings rather then rubber or polyurethane on the cross member or k-frame?
I have not been able to find anyone else that has shte k-frame to subframe bushings. Mancini racing has the cross member mounts in polyurethane.
Is it really that noticable with solid bushings rather then rubber or polyurethane on the cross member or k-frame?
http://www.solidbushings.com/
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I have a 74 RR, and I too have wondered about the rubber, poly, solid, issue! I dont have any advice since I haven't tried them yet. But if you go solid, it seems like any buddy of yours that can run a lathe, can make them for you. Me, I'd try poly for a driver, and solid, for a racer. As far as rubber, it deteriorates, and will never be as good as the first day you installed it.
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Just go solid I had a set in a 77 Volare RR, that I got from Mopar performance It firms up the front suspension a lot. along with a 8 3/4 rear without the rubber mounting. There not that hard to install. Just make sure you have jack stands a good floor jack and a big crowbar
Last edited by TVLynn; 11-18-2011 at 09:26 PM.
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go to Suspension Restoration Parts Co.
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Poly squeaks if you don't grease them. Aluminum pucks up front make a huge handling difference. You need a good pair of KYB shocks to go along with them. Getting ride of the rear iso-plates helps a lot with the rear end wanting to waddle back and forth also.
Last edited by bremereric; 04-10-2014 at 01:54 PM.
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