Body Mount Selection

Short answer: For all-around comfort, the original rubber bushings work best. Steel/nylon bushings trade a little comfort for a noticeable handling gain. Polyurethane is not recommended.

From members’ experience: Polyurethane made the car almost as stiff as a hard-tailed motorcycle and squeaked constantly — the same problem turned up on a polyurethane-bushed ’66 GTO restoration. Graphite-loaded products (e.g. PST Polygraphite) are a hard sell for the same reason. Original rubber is the comfort choice; steel/nylon is worth it if you want sharper handling.

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Content last modified: June 13, 2026 at 10:06 am


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