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Old 04-14-2009, 10:34 PM
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Aren't there synthetic bushings that would be tougher still than even the Moog rubbers? Just thinking back years ago to building race cars with some buddies and we replaced all the rubber with harder stuff for crisper handling. Just tossing that out there as food for thought.
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You want a softer durometer bushing, not harder. The harder the rubber, the more vibration trasfer you'll get.
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ccspecialties has the factory ISO mounts for 20 bucks and they are in the engine & exaust tab on the website. I think that he is in Minnesota, so shipping shouldn't be too bad. www.ccspecialties.org
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ccspecialties has the factory iso mounts for 20 bucks and they are in the engine&exaust tab on the website. i think that he is in minnesota, so shipping shouldnt be to bad. www.ccspecialties.org
4 are required, which is why he's going after the chassis mount bushings...much less than $80 per set.
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The IH-61509-C2 (759-3952) ISO Mount Kit is also available from the Sponsors listed at the top of this page by clicking on their box. The price will be the same if not less than the site you mentioned.

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Well I just went and did the ISO mounts on the new to me 1250 yesterday. I ended up reusing the top rubbers on the bottom and put moog bushings on top. I got the moog bushings at autozone for $7( 1 kit for a 1990 Chevy Caprice) for 4. I think I screwed up though. I put the metal insert for the old iso mounts in the new moog bushings. I don't think I was supposed to do that and I'm still getting a lot of shaking. I guess I'll be taking those inserts out and trying it again. I'll post more later when I get that done. Also, I swapped my cradle for one with the mod done to it.

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ccspecialties has the factory ISO mounts for 20 bucks and they are in the engine & exaust tab on the website. I think that he is in Minnesota, so shipping shouldn't be too bad. www.ccspecialties.org
Sorry to say sir, I haven't got the money to do that. I am going to do the cradle mod, and buy two Moog kits from NAPA. I need to know If I need the metal insterts. mine are all in good shape, but I don't know if I will need them. thanks for all the help so far guys!
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