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Posted by ltf in nc on January 23, 2000 at 12:19:05 from (206.228.213.235):
In Reply to: rubber mounts info needed posted by ken on January 22, 2000 at 17:14:42:
Ken, even if you could find the rubber bushings I question if they would be the best replacement material. Recent developments in plastics have improved materials for bushings and a complete new business has evolved. Following this message is a site that sells this type of bushing for auto applications. I would think that a machine shop could turn down the type bushing used for a shock absorber to meet your needs.
http://www.prothane.com/Main_Menu/Product_Guide/CoilSpringInserts/ShockMountBushings/shockmountbushings.html
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