Well I was searching and found that Energy Suspension has poly replacements for the rear upper and lower spring seats. We are going to give these a try.
here is the link to their site.

http://www.energysuspension.com/pages/sboots.html

Scoll down

Style A would be for the bottom of the spring seat
9.6121 is what looks like will fit the bottom.

Style D is what looks like will fit the top spring seat
Not sure on the size.

Any thoughts.

 

mind posting a DIY while you doing this?

 

When we get the part in and give it a try no problem.

 

DIY- remove rear springs. replace old spring seats with new ones. reassemble. only need a 17mm socket to take off rear shocks...this would be a good alternative to have to keep from buying new rubber ones that will wear faster than the poly ones....good find.

 

Are you guys really going through those bushings that fast? If you dont mind, please post where your from. The only thing i can think of is if you live in a climate that is really dry which may dry out the factory ones faster.

BTW speaking of bushings, has anyone found a poly set for the front end yet I noticed mine are starting to crack.

TY

 

mine are still original...i have 23,000 miles and i have owned it 3 years come october. but when/if they ever wear out i would not buy the stock rubber for replacement.

 

Im interested in Poly bushings for numbesrs 12 and 15.

click here

 

diy?

 

^^ diy= Do It Yourself

good idea (about poly's) let us know how it works, I'd love to shove more Energy
bushings in the B

 

anyone ever find a major differencce in ride quality?

 

Yes, I would think that more noise and vibration would be transfered to the cabin with the harder bushings.

 

so whatever happened with this little mission? pass/fail?