This clunk has gotta go

[4OCIUS4V]

Who makes a thin isolator to get rid of my spring noise. I am currently running H&R ss springs with only top isos and the spring makes too much noise in the pocket of the control arm whenever it moves. I don't want to sacrafice the stance though because its perfect. Would using the bottoms and not the top make it a little better since the top doesn't move around. Any help would be great.

Jeremy

 

[4OCIUS4V]

ttt

 

[ju015dd]

interested also, i have to put some back in, but becuase of noise but because car is just scraping on every damn thing!

 

[Tony 96 Cobra]

Make your own top isos if you have to, but I wouldn't run w/out any. Metal on metal wear just doesn't appeal to me. Even if you put the stock ones back in, you are only looking at about a quarter inch diference.

 

[98 svt]

Why not cut a piece of heater in half, the long way?
That's the first thing I'd try

 

[4OCIUS4V]

A piece of heater? The wrap around the heater hoses? I'm not following with you.

Jeremy

 

[98 svt]

Oops, yes, heater hose.
Cut the hose down the middle, and use them for the iso's. It's thin and should work fine.

 

[SKMCOBRA]

Just orders some new stock rubber isolators from www.50resto.com. The bottoms will compress to about 1/8" so it won't raise it anything noticible.

 

[RippinSVT]

Mine is noisy as shit too. I need to get on that...

 

[Red98CobraStang]

Poly ISO's in all 4 corners top/bottom FTW

 

[SnakeStang96]

sounds like stuff is falling out of mine on the right side. So much noise

 

[4OCIUS4V]

I think I may just try that heater hose out. Hopefully they don't get torn up. I don't drive it in the rain at all so I'm not too concerned with them mushin up on me. If that doesn't work I guess I'll get some stock replacements.

Jeremy

 

[ju015dd]

i havent had any noise issues with mine out thus far, damn car looks sick with how it sits too. just a tad to low for the longtubes.:mj:

 

[Toasty]

I think I may just try that heater hose out. Hopefully they don't get torn up. I don't drive it in the rain at all so I'm not too concerned with them mushin up on me. If that doesn't work I guess I'll get some stock replacements.

Jeremy

I dont think heater hose will last long - I'm guessing weeks. Its just not nearly as tough as the original rubber/poly blend. I dunno, try it and let us know.

Bottom line for all you "I removed my iso's" guys is that your car was made to have isos. I left mine in and it looks great. I do like a bit of ride quality rather than the slammed look tho, so to each his own.