Originally Posted by kp877

its a process and you can't just assume its done right, you have to look closely underneath, see how pancaked they are and if they are sticking out or cracked, check the torque on them before you loosen them. pull them apart, check the condition of the cupped washers, are they bent at all? Get a washer that is 1/2" ID and " OD to match the inner ring of the cupped washer for the bottom only. You only need one for the top if the bottom of your risers isn't flush against the cup, if part sticks out further like on most t-bars you need to take up that space too with a small washer ON TOP of the cupped washer, not below it as well. Then torque it up to 35 ft lbs with blue Loctite and the bushings will not collapse and they should be very tight and it will be very smooth. Key is finding the right size washer that fits in there just right. Most people just snug them until tight, I even asked a couple shops and they said there's no torque spec just tighten them up, that's not correct and there's a bulletin for 35 ft lbs. You can do this is about 15 minutes once you have the washers. Night and day. I replaced all three mounts, aligned it multiple times, changed bearings etc...it was more stable as my mounts were shot, but NOTHING got rid of the mind numbing vibration including poly bushings, this was it.

Originally Posted by Beemervet

It was a long process for you, that's for sure.

Originally Posted by kp877

And I don't care what anyone says