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Anyone out there done a conversion to urethane mounts and bushings on a GMC. I have an 04 LLY and have heard that the urethane make the ride rougher. I need to replace the front travel stops as one of them is ripped (looks like ... JOIN NOW TO REMOVE TRACER
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Anyone out there done a conversion to urethane mounts and bushings on a GMC.
I have an 04 LLY and have heard that the urethane make the ride rougher. I need to replace the front travel stops as one of them is ripped (looks like age). Thinking about a Prothane kit #7-2043. ![]() Thanks Guys. |
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I have done the swap in my jeep, but not the truck. They last longer and I think work better. I cant comment on the actual ride quality due to the jeep riding rough regardless, but they have not worn out like the stock ones I went through. When I get back from Iraq I am doing the swap on my parents' '96 suburban. ALL the joints are worn out on that thing
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