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I bought the ffp mount a long time ago maybe 2 years. well recently the poly bushings inside the mount are very loose. like i can move the bushing in the mount. i think the rsm one is better. should i just have the ffp drilled out and stick a solid piece of poly in there.

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So the poly bushings in the FFP mounts are 2 piece bushings??

 

Yeah, we found this out at the W body meet. The poly over time is going to where out a little and move enough that you can take it out of the dogbone, but I don't think it should affect performance.

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When I took the factory dogbone out last april, it was in great condition, and that was like what 10-11yrs its been in there? I dont know how you guys can go through these things?! :lol: :shrug:

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When I took the factory dogbone out last april, it was in great condition, and that was like what 10-11yrs its been in there? I dont know how you guys can go through these things?! :lol: :shrug:

 

Parking on inclined driveways can really shorten the lifespan of our mounts. :wink:

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When I took the factory dogbone out last april, it was in great condition, and that was like what 10-11yrs its been in there? I dont know how you guys can go through these things?! :lol: :shrug:

 

Parking on inclined driveways can really shorten the lifespan of our mounts. :wink:

 

Sorry, I park in a garage :wink: :lol:

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When I took the factory dogbone out last april, it was in great condition, and that was like what 10-11yrs its been in there? I dont know how you guys can go through these things?! :lol: :shrug:

 

Parking on inclined driveways can really shorten the lifespan of our mounts. :wink:

 

Sorry, I park in a garage :wink: :lol:

 

As do I. 8) At my old house though, I went through a set of standard replacement dogbones in a little over a year from having to park in a steep driveway.

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