Energy Suspension - 9.8101G SHOCK TOWER GROMMETS

$ 4.50

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Based on 283 ratings

Giftable

8.48

Easy to read

8.70

Value for money

8.30

Craftsmanship

8.29

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Product Description

Rubber bushings on cars, trucks, and SUVs provide superior durability road salt, oil, and a host of other contaminants under the hood eventually destroy the rubber on these devices, not to mention the weight, torque, and impact forces that are common when rubber is compressing.

It is designed to give longer-lasting performance and to avoid permanently compressing due to the properties of polyurethane. It has standing up well to contaminants that can destroy rubber and is engineered to resist corrosion

The Hyper-Flex material comes in various durometers (firmness or suppleness), depending on the intended application. It has been race and performance tested, and is used for all Energy Suspension products that require more performance and durability.

You need Energy Suspension's Hyper-Flex performance polyurethane if you are modifying, building a new vehicle from scratch or restoring your old one. Today and tomorrow it will be your indispensable vehicle.

Energy Suspension, a leading manufacturer of high quality polyurethane products with 20 years of experience in designing, engineering, formulating and manufacturing polyurethane components for various industries, holds the title of premier manufacturer of high quality polyurethane products.

The Nipples are 7/8 inch and the I is 3/8 inch. The diameter of the orifice is 1 1/4 inches. The sets consist of four grommets each that are 5/8 inch thick

4 Bump Stops / Grommets are included in the box

Questions & Answers

Are there any dimensions of the product on the inside or outside?

It is 5/16" in diameter on the inside and 1 1/4" on the outside.

Comparing the hardness of this material to the rubber compound of an average car tire, what is the equivalent hardness?

It is made of a

What are the dimensions of the upper shock mounts on the front of a 2004 Chevrolet Tahoe equipped with a Bilstein ?

Since they are universal bushings, as long as the hole in the bushing matches up with the shock rod hole, For a 3rd generation 4runner, I put them on the swaybar links.

Would you please clarify whether it is for only one washer or for four? Despite reading the description, I couldn't find any mention of this. Thanks so much! ?

Unlike the washers used on other shock mounts, these are not included. On each end of the shock absorbers you will find rubber grommets.

Selected User Reviews For Energy Suspension - 9.8101G SHOCK TOWER GROMMETS

You saved me from the rotting rubber junk on Bilsteins

5/5

There is only one way! Poly is best! My rotten Bilstein junk was replaced by the company - I must express my appreciation We are shocked. I have a rant for you!
I am blown away, Bilstein sells shocks with a lifetime warranty when they do know that the rubber rots and there is no guarantee they will never need replacement Here is the The rubber rotted out of the frame is not covered by the It is because Bilstein uses rubber instead of polymer to sell shocks with a lifetime warranty There is no escaping the fact It rots when rubber is exposed to the elements. Your shock should be sent in for warranty review at your expense based on their warranty. Business America and its BS has got me sick and tired. I was duped by how Bilstein marketed and how they sold junk to me.

Jaxon Jones

| Jul 06, 2021

The size of this spring is incorrect for Bilstein 5100s

5/5

It misled me into thinking they would be appropriate for Bilstein 5100 front shocks due to Amazon's "buy these together" feature. This is not the case. It has been determined that part number 9 is the more appropriate number, as found on the Energy Suspension Parts website. The nine are referred to as The There is an I in 8145 that is 9/16 inch. Three millimeters). 17mm is the outside diameter of the shocks. The nine are referred to as The There is an I on the 8101 that is 3/8 inch. Approximately 525 mm) and will not Take your time to This is
5.

Emma Orr

| Nov 10, 2020

The 2000 Ford Ranger is not compatible

3/5

My Ford Ranger broke one of its shock top bushings and I used these to replace it. As other people have said, these are a lot smaller than the original parts. I thought I'd give these a try anyway but it didn't work. I tried two of them on my truck so far (they come in a pack of three) and both were shredded after a few days of For a small car, they may or may not work, but for a small pickup, they should not be used.

Briggs Andrews

| Aug 07, 2020

I could not get it to work in my application, but it is very well done

3/5

They do a good job of deadening sound, but they are not very effective when it comes to soundproofing. The motors on my two garage door openers were fitted with them. When you open a door in your home and are above them in the room, they barely make a difference in sound. As a result, they didn't really work for my application idea. On the other hand, they might be perfect for another application. So, I gave them 3 stars for both the reason that they are excellently made and the quality of their work.

Jair Duffy

| Dec 11, 2020

Replace the descent with another descent

4/5

Replacing this item was a good idea. In the picture, you can see that the diameter is smaller and the thickness is a little bit thinner. Here is a picture of the top There is no way you can see it, it's just too small. Still, it fit over the top of the shock post and is holding up Rough Country N95 shock fits well and I haven't had any problems with it.

Daxton Sanders

| Jul 07, 2021

Terra Flex 9550 is compatible with this mount

5/5

I installed them on my 99 Jeep Wrangler with a Terra Flex 3in lift, shocks are 9550. They fit perfectly. The squeak in my suspension developed when I over tightened the rubber bushings that came with the lift kit. These were installed several months ago and there has not been any sign of.

Remy Lara

| Apr 26, 2021

The bushing is awesome! This kit went along with a set of Bilstein 5100 struts on my 2000 Toyota Throughout the project, I used a set of Energy Suspension leaf spring bushings, which worked great

5/5

These bushings are made from a tough material. I put them in a vise and bore them with a 1/2 dill bit because the inner diameter was undersized for my application. This is awesome! This material impressed me with its toughness, durability, and resilience. It looks like this will work well for a long time to come.

Marlon McPherson

| Sep 10, 2020

An arm saw with a radial arm

5/5

It looked like these spacers were right what I was looking for under the table of my radial arm saw. I have installed them and they are working perfectly with this application now.