Body mount bushings

[Burnout]

I am going to build my own body mounts and am looking for polyurethane flat bushings but can only find complete kits for specific cars online. I found solid aluminum mounts but would like some flex. Anyone know of a place that I can order individual bushings from? Any other ideas for bushings?
thanks
Scott

 

[dmw56]

See if an auto parts store have ones from a Camero or Nova or other GM equivalants.

 

[SmallBlock Jimmy]

Okay, this might be corny but I ended up using 57 chevy motor mount biscuits for body mounts as they are a simple round rubber biscuit, here's a link for some cheapies......

http://www.motormountz.com/motor-mo...del=BEL+AIR&year=1957&getData=1&submit=Search


I used the larger diameter style.

 

[sakustoms]

These are what I use on the bodydropped airride trucks I build. They are universal mounts from Energy Suspension. Scroll down to the bottom of the page. I use # 9.4101

http://www.energysuspension.com/pages/univ1.html

 

[Burnout]

Perfect, thanks guys. I looked at energy suspension's site and looked right past that last link.
thanks again

 

[donsrods]

We go to a local 4 x 4 shop and they carry round rubber biscuits about 2 inches in diameter x 3/4 inch thick with a 3/8 hole in the middle. Like $2 each. They are originally for mounting Jeep bodies to the frame. Most 4 x 4 shops carry them in stock I understand.

Don

 

[tiny1]

Hockey pucks works good too

 

[Burnout]

Just went down to the local 4x4 shop and the guy gave me a whole mis-matched box of poly bushings for free since he didn't have any on the shelf. Should have plenty now.

 

[dmw56]

Hockey pucks works good too

Just went down to the local 4x4 shop and the guy gave me a whole mis-matched box of poly bushings for free since he didn't have any on the shelf. Should have plenty now.

I think you call that a:
SCORE!

 

[grouchy]

Look for body mount bushings for a jeep. About 2" in diameter with a 1/2" hole and 5/8" thick. I got mine from Summit, less than $20 for 12...grouchy