How do you call this part ?

[yxkullsgatan]

Hi,

I'm a french owner of a 73 Dodge Charger, we're working on the engine at the moment and we removed it, between the motor cradle and the chassis there are 4 big round plastic parts. Mine are damaged and super old, never changed I guess, since 1973.

I need to change them but don't know the word the exact in english, and where can I get them ?

Thanks in advance guys and have a good day !

[hemi71x]

Calling them Body-Frame Insulators, or Body bushings, should get you started in finding them, i would think.

[John_Kunkel]

The book term is "isolator".

[yxkullsgatan]

Thanks @hemi71x

and

Thanks @John_Kunkel

Any ideas where I can get them on line ?

Thanks again

[Nacho-RT74]

Prothane and Energy Suspension offers them on polyurethane ( several vendors like Summit )

Some other vendors sell replacements in solid aluminium ( like Firm feel )

there is a member around here who it was working on rubber repro replacements just like originals, but haven't heard from him latelly

[Kern Dog]

They are made of rubber and were used to make these cars ride softer and more comfortable. It is common for restored cars to replace them with the stiffer/firmer urethane parts.

[Nacho-RT74]

The book term is "isolator".

adding on this:

K- Member isolator or
Crossmember isolators

check also the Torsion bars rear crossmember isolators... it should get couple similar, just smaller

[yxkullsgatan]

Thanks @Kern Dog and Thanks @Nacho-RT74

I found them on Rockauto, there are more cheapers for an overseas customer like me.

[Nacho-RT74]

yeap, Rockauto sell Energy suspension.

They got a plus on 5% discount codes...

HOWEVER:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Prothane-4-101-BL-73-79-Charger-Coronet-Roadrunner-Body-Mount-Kit-Mopar-B-Body/381802150225?epid=656354859&hash=item58e52e7951:g:A8YAAOSwNkJaKqBc

Prothane is cheaper