part number for spring isolators

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alright guys, i got my control arms and i figured id replace the worn out spring isolators in the rear while i have the springs out. does anyone know the part number for them. either ford ones or autozone. i already checked and i cant get them through advance where i work so that sucks. thanks in advance

 

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i could not find them locally. even the dealer would have had to order them in. polyurethane vendors (PST, ES, et al) make them and many speed shops sell them (most resto houses, Summit, etc). i think online will be your best bet.

good luck.

 

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the part number for rear rubber isolator is LRS-5536A for the rear lower rear upper is LRS-5536c thats fromlate model restoration supply. the urithane kit number from them is PT-61701BL and thats for both upper and lower rear

 

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thanks fellas. i guess ill have to order them online but id really like to find them locally. ill call around tomorrow. thanks again

 

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does anyone know of any way to make some spring isolators just in case i cant find them anywhere. i know its a little redneck...but im sure some of you guys can figure something out. thanks

 

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oh no, please dont use duct tape.
wait and get some nice (cheap) poly isolators. you will probably pay a bunch more to get them in town, if someone has some (and they will likely be rubber).

 

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HISSIN50 said:

oh no, please dont use duct tape.
wait and get some nice (cheap) poly isolators. you will probably pay a bunch more to get them in town, if someone has some (and they will likely be rubber).

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haha, but duct tape fixes everything! damn, guess ill have to wait on the install. not what i wanted to hear hissin. maybe i can figure something out. ill let you know

 

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LOL, i only speak from my experience. when i had the springs out, that was before i had internet (i am a caveman). so all i had was local sources (i did not have mags or catalogs yet - i tore that thing apart the first or second week i had it). i had no luck locally and the dealer (would have had to order them) wanted a pretty penny.

good luck with it.

 

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im thinkin that any kind of rubber that is strong enough to withstand the constant pressure and abuse would work. like a used tire maybe. i could cut out the size circle i need. ill have to check with my buddy who is gonna let me borrow his air compressor. maybe hell have a good idea