Used prothane cobra rear isolators instead of heater hose mod
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Used prothane cobra rear isolators instead of heater hose mod
Got the idea from someone else on this forum below is an after and before comparison. Top pic is after and as you can see it lowered it about 1/2 an inch. These isolators sell online for about $25.
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Yep I run a thicker isolator on the rear. It's about the same thickness as the stock isolator with the heater hose mod. It was made by Moog, and got it at Orileys for $20
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Originally Posted by HCI2000SS
Yep I run a thicker isolator on the rear. It's about the same thickness as the stock isolator with the heater hose mod. It was made by Moog, and got it at Orileys for $20
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What did you order it under at Orileys?
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Superior RideEFFEX Spring Spacer. Part # 18-1901
FYI. I used a set of those this summer trying to stiffen the rear for road course track days. If it is the same it is actually more of a 'stiffener' than a spacer. Anyhow. They were split by the spring after 2 sessions. I still need something to put above the spring to raise the rear .75" or so.
FYI. I used a set of those this summer trying to stiffen the rear for road course track days. If it is the same it is actually more of a 'stiffener' than a spacer. Anyhow. They were split by the spring after 2 sessions. I still need something to put above the spring to raise the rear .75" or so.