Body Mount Replacement Options for 1st gen??

Hey, I am in the middle of a core support, fender, and bumper replacement (along with timing belt and valve cover gaskets). . .

The damaged side should get the front mount bushing replaced, however, all I can find are the poly replacements from Energy Suspension. I currently have poly bushings to change out on the CAs, rack, and sway bar along with an Old Man Emu kit for front and rear. I was really hesitant to do poly body mounts because, in my mind, this would cause too much added vibration/noise.

Are there OEM style rubber bushings available for the body mounts? I have tried searching but no luck.

To those with poly, is there a noticeable difference? My honest concern is really my sound system but I do have added floor and door dampener. If I'm being crazy, I'll order the ES mount bushings.

Cheers!

 

Doing some searching within another recent post on the Hilux ( https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/hilux-parts-catalogs.751044/#post-26751966 ), I believe my Tacoma is the VZN170L and would be the same or very similar to the VZN167 model for the hilux as both are same year, engine, and double cab. Are these parts interchangeable?

 

I used ES when I replaced my cab mount bushings and it was a mess. The ES kit is for regular and extended cabs. They do not work for dcabs. I went round and round with ES tech support trying to get the right combination of bushings. In the end, they sent a second set of tall rear cab corner bushings and I have to have 4crawler.com make me a new set of corner body lift bushings the were 1 3/8"(have 1" body lift) to compensate for the final ES bushing still not being tall enough.

After all that everything is now the right height, but if I did it again, I would have done factory bushings to prevent the headache.

As as noise and such by going from rubber to poly bushings, maybe a little , but it is discernable.

 

I used enery suspension ( black ) ones on a s10 xtreme the girlfriend had a few years ago and didnt notice any differance in ride quality.

 

Great information, thanks!