Robert m

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i have asked this on a few other forums but havent gotten that many responses so i figured i might as well try here too.
has anyone use the poly body mounts on there trucks? i need to replace mine cause they are cracking and getting old so why not upgrade them if they are better. also anyone know whats the difference between the 2wd and 4x4 body mount? all i can find is ones for 4x4s.

waskillywabbit

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I have replaced mine in every old truck I have. 25 year old technology needs replacing if there is something much better

no clue if the 2wd and 4wd body mounts are the same

4crawler might know, check his website

InternetRoadkill

I have them in mine. Didn't notice any difference.

ilostmypants

I installed the polyurethane body mounts. seemed like a better idea then putting rubber back in. a couple of the old rubber ones fell out in my hand when I was loosening the bolts to change them, so I am glad I did.

4Crawler

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I found poly body mounts were a big improvement over the old cracked rubber bushings on my '85:
- http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/CheapTri...shtml#Bushings

Not sure if the 3rd gen 2WD and 4WD mounts are the same or not, 4WD mount are shown below:


With the rear 2 pair of mounts that bolt to the frame brackets:


See if your look like that and maybe grab a few measurements and we can compare those with the 4WD mounts.

DeathCougar

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I installed Rogers Poly mounts on my 4WD 87 4Runner years ago. Great upgrade over the 20 year old loose sloppy OEM mounts. No additional road noise (granted I have no carpeting and loud tires lol)

Robert m

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i'll get under there this weekend and take a look but from memory they look the same.

swerks

How hard is it to replace body mounts ??? Is there a write up somewhere ???

4Crawler

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Brief writeup on the page I posted earlier:
- http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/CheapTri...shtml#Bushings

Or in detail on this page:
- http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...ft_HowTo.shtml

Basically:
- Loosen/remove nuts on body mount bolts
- Lift one side of vehicle
- Remove old bushings
- Install new bushings
- Lower body
- Repeat on other side of body
- Install and tighten nuts on body mount bolts

Robert m

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so i finally got around to doing this. i guess the body mounts are the same (2wd-4x4) because i got the energy suspension kit and it worked without any hitches. i didnt think they would be different as the cabs are basically the same but you never know. i havent driven it yet but it couldnt be any worse then what it was. the old ones were cracked and loose.

nate9915

im thinking of doing a 2" body lift on my 93 4x4 pickup would it be a good idea to replace these at the same time or do most kits come with new ones?

4Crawler

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Replace them if they are worn out or damaged:
- http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...l#PolyBushings

Otherwise should be fine as is. And body mount bushings are typically a separate item from a body lift:
- http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...Kit.shtml#Body

Robert m

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if you take it off road, i would change them.

Booosted Supra

Roger helped me with this a few months back with my 2nd gen, when I installed them I noticed a huge difference, the body and frame felt as one and I dont know how to explain other than it seemed like I could feel the road vibrations alot more, the kits are great and nicely labeled A,B,C, pillar etc. Def worth the money for an off road vehicle