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    advice sought on body mounts for gq

    hey guys.
    I was told, the best / cheapest method in replacing body mounts for the GQ is to purchase a poly plastic solid roll, cut to size with a drop saw, drill holes through centre with a drill press, replace crush tubes etc and fit.
    My question is, has anyone done this before? if so, any advice / best place in qld to find the solid roll.
    If i hadn't spent so much during last 6 weeks getting the cooling system right ( another story all together ), i would just buy genuines.

    cheers

    ozz

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    As said mate, if you want a hand doing this, I'm up for it. Haven't done them myself either, but replacing with normal size rather than body lift can't be overly complicated ... can it??? lmao

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    Have not made them myself, but I would use genuine rubber unless doing a lift

    Just looked up the price for genuines. Holy cr!p, would have 2 rob a bank job just 2 pay for them!!!!!!!!!

    Can't u just buy them pre-cut and drilled? Shouldn't be that dear *L*
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    i have absolutely 0 interest in doing a body lift. so just want to replace to standard height

    cheers

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    Watching with interest as I have been putting this off for a while....... people were kind enough to respond to my initial post - mine might be more complicated than yours Ben-e-Boy, as you have a ute, I have a wagon. I think I read 7 hours as the time for a mech to do the job, and yes, the original bushes are a bit breathtaking in price
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