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  1. 05-13-2008 08:21 AM #1
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    I used spring mounts and 3/16 rubber pad underneath. It's a good idea to have some damping particularly when using the newwer aluminum rads due to fatigue issues with the mount weld areas. at the radiator (when applicable).

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    Rubber shock washers/pads?

     



    Where can I find a cheap local source for the rubber pads/washers?



    Quote Originally Posted by kitz View Post
    I used spring mounts and 3/16 rubber pad underneath. It's a good idea to have some damping particularly when using the newwer aluminum rads due to fatigue issues with the mount weld areas. at the radiator (when applicable).

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    Quote Originally Posted by burrpenick View Post
    Where can I find a cheap local source for the rubber pads/washers?
    The last time he posted was in Aug of 2010, almost 4 years ago, so I'd say your chance of getting an answer from him is slim to none.
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