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If they're just the square pads that car and truck shop shows in their catalog, with a hole in the middle and maybe a sleeve around the bolt, it wouldn't be hard to build a mold and cast your own from polyurethane. It's available from a number of sources in 2-part form that you pour into the mold. I've rehabbed my axle and transmission mounts using that process. Silicone grease works as a mold release. Which type of poly did you use? I have experimented with a couple different types but never found anything that looked durable enough to use for mounts. I have a couple things I would like to recast. | | |
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