Our initial decision over 38 years ago to specifically specialize in polyurethane has established Energy Suspension as the most asked-for name in performance polyurethane components. The complex and diverse nature of Energy's proprietary material requires our chemists to dedicate their constant attention to development, resulting in high-quality components that are an indispensable necessity for our customers. With applications to fit most popular vehicles, as well as a superb customer support network, Energy Suspension is the first quality choice in performance polyurethane suspension components.
We are proud to offer our customers the finest polyurethane suspension components available in the marketplace today. Our policy of manufacturing in-house from the initial research and development stages, to chemical formulation and molding, to final packaging allows us to control every aspect of the manufacturing process. This ability produces a genuine American-made product and gives our customers absolute confidence in the Energy Suspension name. We pledge to continue to be the best in quality, coverage, and customer service. This is our commitment to excellence. From all of the employees at Energy Suspension, we thank you for your support.
The Innovations
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| Make | Model | Years | Engine | Fitment Notes |
| Chevrolet | Nova | 1969 | 5.0L / 307 / V8 | Black; Incl. PN[3.1114] Short And Wide Mount; 2 5/8x1.75 in.; Zinc Finish; Performance Polyurethane |
| Chevrolet | Nova | 1970 | 5.0L / 307 / V8 | Black; Incl. PN[3.1114] Short And Wide Mount; 2 5/8x1.75 in.; Zinc Finish; Performance Polyurethane |
| Chevrolet | Nova | 1971 | 5.0L / 307 / V8 | Black; Incl. PN[3.1114] Short And Wide Mount; 2 5/8x1.75 in.; Zinc Finish; Performance Polyurethane |
| Chevrolet | Nova | 1972 | 5.0L / 307 / V8 | Black; Incl. PN[3.1114] Short And Wide Mount; 2 5/8x1.75 in.; Zinc Finish; Performance Polyurethane |
| Color | Black |
| Part Type | Engine Mount Set |
| Proposition 65 | WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm |
