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unless your doing some serious off-roading i'd go with rubber. they ride a lot better and hold up pretty well. When i tore mine down the stock mounts were still all one piece after 30+ years
I agree with 79, I went with the poly but I am building my truck for off road. The rubber will give you a softer and more cushy ride, where as the poly will stiffen it up. So if you are building your truck for a dd, go with the rubber, but if you are going hot rod or off road, then the poly.
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