Strut mount failure
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Strut mount failure The reason for my letter is that I have a problem with the strut mounts of my Camaro and it turns out when it replaced the original parts have been broken stuts mounts (2 on the driver side and three on the passenger). I searched here on the forum and have seen some threads and even Kevin from BMR told me that the strut mount failed that did not put a plate insulator even sent me a picture of the part and I wonder if anyone here has ever had this problem to send me a picture as the end of the strut mount and left strut insulator plate installed and advanced thanks. 
The reason for my letter is that I have a problem with the strut mounts of my Camaro and it turns out when it replaced the original parts have been broken stuts mounts (2 on the driver side and three on the passenger). I searched here on the forum and have seen some threads and even Kevin from BMR told me that the strut mount failed that did not put a plate insulator even sent me a picture of the part and I wonder if anyone here has ever had this problem to send me a picture as the end of the strut mount and left strut insulator plate installed and advanced thanks.
Why the need to be a *****?
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The problem is that the strut rod pulls the center of the strut mount and apparently needs an insulator plate and wanted to know if anyone had picture of how the work is finished. Then when they changed the original parts do not remember to carry a plate insulator.
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To a default whatever, if you think my question misplaced or silly or whatever it's better not comment and continue to the next thread that interests you. Maybe my question may be to another user and can help in something.
Here is a picture that might show it a little better. The small isolator sits on top of the strut mount and spreads out the load. The shock rod slides up through the shock mount and isolator and the nut for the shock sits on top of the isolator.
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