Polyurethane Cab Mounts vs Stock
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Polyurethane Cab Mounts vs Stock
In case anyone is considering doing this, don't.
I cheaped out and bought a complete set (4 for the cab and 2 for the radiator support) and I can hear/feel every freakin' bump in the road. It's driving me nutz.
I've already pm'd FTE Partsguy about putting stock rubber busings back in there.
Just thought I'd share this bit of info and save you some dental bills from your fillings falling out.
I cheaped out and bought a complete set (4 for the cab and 2 for the radiator support) and I can hear/feel every freakin' bump in the road. It's driving me nutz.
I've already pm'd FTE Partsguy about putting stock rubber busings back in there.
Just thought I'd share this bit of info and save you some dental bills from your fillings falling out.
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What brand of polyurethane ??
It seems like someone else, maybe on another site, had the same complaint when they installed one of those complete every-bushing-in-the-truck kits.
They sure look cool, though, don't they ??
It seems like someone else, maybe on another site, had the same complaint when they installed one of those complete every-bushing-in-the-truck kits.
They sure look cool, though, don't they ??
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I don't know about looks, mine are black and you can't even see them.
I'm talking about Energy Suspension cab mounts, not the complete kit.
In any case, it rides like crap with them installed. Only reason I put them in was because I could not find OEM rubber mounts when I changed my cab over.
I'm talking about Energy Suspension cab mounts, not the complete kit.
In any case, it rides like crap with them installed. Only reason I put them in was because I could not find OEM rubber mounts when I changed my cab over.
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