Reply to "Radiator Mounts – Rubber vs. Urethane"

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rubber vs. urethane on the radiator mounts ?

Rubber, with no doubt.

The rubber mounts are the only thing that help keep the body flex (these are Panteras, remember?) from being transmitted into the structure of the radiator. I just don't think any urethane, unless VERY soft, will do as well a job in this matter.

I JUST ordered new bottom and side rubber mounts from Wilkinson:

About $25 for the parts

About $12 for shipping.

Yea, maybe too much for 6 pieces of rubber. But in the overall scheme of things, what's $37 on a $45,000 car?

Larry

3/11/1010:26 AM

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