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Energy Suspension 55-73 Jeep CJ5/CJ7/CJ8 Scrambler Red Body (Cab) Mount Set

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Energy Suspension 55-73 Jeep CJ5/CJ7/CJ8 Scrambler Red Body (Cab) Mount SetWill replace distorted and worn out original rubber mounts to maintain car body and truck cab to bed alignment. Original rubber mounts are so soft they often crack, distort, and crush so badly they often fall off. And aluminum body mounts are too harsh for street use that they tend to break and cause other components to break. Energy's specially formulated Hyper Flex(TM) polyurethane cab and body mounts combine the best qualities of both: they're soft

Will replace distorted and worn-out original rubber mounts to maintain car body and truck cab to bed alignment. Original rubber mounts are so soft they often crack, distort, and crush so badly they often fall off. And aluminum body mounts are too harsh for street use that they tend to break and cause other components to break. Energy's specially formulated Hyper-Flex(TM) polyurethane cab and body mounts combine the best qualities of both: they're soft enough for a smooth ride, yet rugged enough for the most demanding road or track. Most sets have a strong zinc plated steel ring molded into them - for added durability and when the application requires it.

This Part Fits:

Year Make Model Submodel
1959-1973 Jeep CJ5 Base
1955-1958 Jeep Willys CJ-5
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★★★★★ 5
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