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    On Rockauto it looks like the strut mount comes with the upper spring isolator am I reading that right?
    RAYBESTOS Part # 5201476 Professional Grade
    Contains Spring Seat; Bearing Not Included; Front

    Whats the story with this bearing that isn't included though?

    Sorry might seem simple, but I just want to order all the parts and have them here and not need to run all over while stuff is disassembled or have to wait for other stuff to arrive before completing the project.

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    Hmmm... ill have to take a look at that. Wont be home from work until 10:30ish though tonight

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    When I got my OME - I used the isolators that came with stock suspension - nothing else is actually needed to enjoy this beautiful upgrade - not bump stops, not upgraded uca's, nothing - slap on the lift, and enjoy. My rule of thumb has always been to replace as needed - and when you replace - might as well upgrade.

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    Yeah whoever typed that Raybestos description probably screwed up... that part will work and it does come with the upper isolator. I ordered the Moog part just because im a fan of Moog suspension parts, and its only $5 more

    MOOG Part # K160050 strut mounts + upper isolators = $34 x 2
    RAYBESTOS Part # 5771713 Lower isolators = $11 x 2
    Jounce Bumper 52089347AA = $15 x 2 (from mopar online store)

    ... So ~$120 to have 100% new components up front... dont have to worry about a worn out strut mount or isolator needing to be replaced and tearing it all down again.

    Plus, you don't have to take apart the OEM assembly. I put my OME struts together one night, then it took me no time at all to throw them in; actually, at that point the installation takes less time than a spacer lift.

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    Well everything is ordered.
    OME HD with Monroe F150 rear shocks, new bump stops, new strut mounts, and new isolators.

    I guess in a week or two I'll have it all installed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hoaxci5 View Post
    Well everything is ordered.
    OME HD with Monroe F150 rear shocks, new bump stops, new strut mounts, and new isolators.

    I guess in a week or two I'll have it all installed.
    What did you do for the front struts?
    n/m I read the OP more thoroughly

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    Finally got it all installed..

    Measurements from fender to center cap on wheel
    Before - FL 20" FR 19.5" RL 21" RR 20.75
    After - FL 21" FR 20.5" RL 22" RR 22"

    Before was RRO 2.25" spacer lift, now OME HD with Monroe Load Levers (f150's) in the back

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    Amen....
    Quote Originally Posted by AJeepZJ View Post
    My rule of thumb has always been to replace as needed -
    and when you replace - might as well upgrade. aj
    Did you cut out the slot by the gas tank where the sway bar passes through?
    Someone else had trouble with that banging.

    I am going to verify the part.......so if this does not make sense, shut up....
    Last edited by cico7; 02-08-2012 at 06:26 AM.

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    New outer tie rods are ordered.. swaybar wasn't the issue, and it's defiantly in the front end.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cico7 View Post
    Amen....

    Did you cut out the slot by the gas tank where the sway bar passes through?
    Someone else had trouble with that banging.

    I am going to verify the part.......so if this does not make sense, shut up....
    Nah..

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