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I am in the middle of replacing all the bushings in my 66 Chevelle hardtop with Polygraphite. My one problem is that I cannot find a set of upper/rear coil spring isolators (polygraphite or stock rubber). Does anyone have an idea on where I can find a set of new ones or a makeshift way to create some new ones (rubber hose?)
Thanks, Shane |
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Ground up carries them as do most chevelle parts vendors. GM pairs are about 10 bucks a pair for the rubber replacments.
------------- Brett '67 SS396 clone |
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Thanks for the reply. I contacted Ground Up and they confirmed that GM has ceased production on the isolators. I will have to create something or go without.
<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by bb67H-D: Ground up carries them as do most chevelle parts vendors. GM pairs are about 10 bucks a pair for the rubber replacments. ------------- Brett '67 SS396 clone<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> |
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Check ebay theres usually a few pairs on there and they go between $8 - $20 for GM rubber pairs.
Mike @ reds I'am sure has some NOS coil pads as would other chevelle yards. ------------ Brett |
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Year One has them. I just got a set from them 3 weeks ago.
------------------ CFR. |
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National Parts Depot has them for about 20 buck a pair. Just replaced the rear springs in my 67.
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Shane, don't go without! You'll regret it. I don't remember the part number, but I got some Moog insulators at the same time I got their springs. Keep looking. I'll see if I can find a part # for you. I paid about $3 each.
------------------ Phil "I don't believe I'da told that" |
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Thanks for all the help everyone. I found a pair at National Parts Depot. <BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Uncle:
Shane, don't go without! You'll regret it. I don't remember the part number, but I got some Moog insulators at the same time I got their springs. Keep looking. I'll see if I can find a part # for you. I paid about $3 each. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> |
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Energy Suspension has isolaters! I've got them on my 69 Velle... Good luck (contact PST if you need help)
Mike ------------------ |
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What do they look like? Is it something you could cut out yourself from some thick rubber belting? If so, find out how thick they need to be and I can send the pieces of flat conveyor belting to you to cut them out to fit.
Jody ------------------ jodysss396 (or Jody) 1969 Chevelle SS396 Fathom Green Numbers Matching TC member #921 A.C.E.S. #4348 |
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Mine are from Energy Suspension. Paid around $4 for them at Jegs.
------------------ My Elky Page (updated 3-15-01) "Think for yourself. Don't let popular opinion make your decisions for you." Chad Landry TC Member #643 '68 El Camino |
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Energy suspension. Summit or Jegs.
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Could any one verify if MOOG Part # K62032 is a good part# for 65 malibu rear spring insulators?
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