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spring insulators
I need new spring insulators on top of my Eibach pro kit,for my '88 Firebird.
Any sugestions what en where to buy?
Please give partnumbers and maybe internet sources where I can order them,As I live in The Netherlands,it's not possible to go to a "store on the corner" !
Thanks.
Any sugestions what en where to buy?
Please give partnumbers and maybe internet sources where I can order them,As I live in The Netherlands,it's not possible to go to a "store on the corner" !
Thanks.
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Car: '88 Iroc, '91 RS, and a '70 RS
Engine: 5.7 TPI; 5.0 TBI; ZZ4/T56 on the ag
Transmission: A4, A4, slated to be a T56
I used new GM isolators on the front and reused the rear isolators. I did get new GM isolators for the rear but they must be for the 4th gens and they made the rear sit too high.
Sorry, I don't have the part numbers in front of me but the fronts ran $6 each at the dealer.
HTH...Ed
Sorry, I don't have the part numbers in front of me but the fronts ran $6 each at the dealer.
HTH...Ed
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Car: 83WS6TA
Engine: ZZ4
Transmission: TH350C
Axle/Gears: 3:23
Ed:
Were the new GM front isolators the same size as the old ones from your car.
Also, Jegs has Energy Suspension rear isolators but they just refer to them as fitting most midsize GM 65 and up.
Do you know if the ES rear isolators are the same thickness as the old ones for 3rd gens.
Thanx
Were the new GM front isolators the same size as the old ones from your car.
Also, Jegs has Energy Suspension rear isolators but they just refer to them as fitting most midsize GM 65 and up.
Do you know if the ES rear isolators are the same thickness as the old ones for 3rd gens.
Thanx
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Ed~ I should have listened to you about buying the rear isolators.. Thanks for your help though about other suspension q's. I went and got them from GM directly. Although I have not installed my springs/isolators yet the rears look hugh!! So now Im stuck with them..oh well live and learn right? I didnt really understand what you were talking about until I got them in the mail. Later..
Dan
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Car: '88 Iroc, '91 RS, and a '70 RS
Engine: 5.7 TPI; 5.0 TBI; ZZ4/T56 on the ag
Transmission: A4, A4, slated to be a T56
No problem guys. Dan, I sold mine to a guy who wanted to raise his rear end a bit. He felt his lowering springs put it down too low, and these did the trick. I'd just hold on to them and you'll probably get rid of them eventually.
George: Yes, they were the same as the old ones I took off the car. They fit right. I had ordered a set of ES poly ones from Summit but they kept pushing back the ship date so I cancelled the order. I think they might have them in stock by now. At the time I needed them, they were still a new item. I do not know about the rear isolators, but I guess you could order them and ship them back if they don't work.
Here's my picture of the stock rear isolators and the new "too thick" ones, side by side. It's easy here to see the difference.
Ed
George: Yes, they were the same as the old ones I took off the car. They fit right. I had ordered a set of ES poly ones from Summit but they kept pushing back the ship date so I cancelled the order. I think they might have them in stock by now. At the time I needed them, they were still a new item. I do not know about the rear isolators, but I guess you could order them and ship them back if they don't work.
Here's my picture of the stock rear isolators and the new "too thick" ones, side by side. It's easy here to see the difference.
Ed
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Originally posted by Dutch-Bird
Can sombody convirm the folowing GM numbers,i got them from a '89 parts catalogue,and i need them on my '88 Firebird with the Eibach Pro-Kit.
REAR: insulator spring upper 10019587,
FRONT: insulator front spring 14047915.
Thanks!
Can sombody convirm the folowing GM numbers,i got them from a '89 parts catalogue,and i need them on my '88 Firebird with the Eibach Pro-Kit.
REAR: insulator spring upper 10019587,
FRONT: insulator front spring 14047915.
Thanks!
1- I have a 91 Firebird and you have a 88 Firebird. I dont know if the #'s change because of the different years
2- I got these #'s from Drop Top IROC. So if they're wrong blame him.
Ed~ If you see this post and find somebody thats wants the rear insulators let me know..I'll sell mine. Im pretty comfident that Im gonna ed up with the same problem as you.
Good luck Dutchbird...
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Car: '88 Iroc, '91 RS, and a '70 RS
Engine: 5.7 TPI; 5.0 TBI; ZZ4/T56 on the ag
Transmission: A4, A4, slated to be a T56
I ordered the insulators today and the part number for the rear is changed indeed.
Ed
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