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bubba428

07-09-2010 06:03 AM

Solid Motor Mounts

Anything I should worry about using these? I know I'll need SFCs but that was a given anyway. Should i worry about cracking the block or anything like that?

camaroracer1992

07-09-2010 07:35 AM

is this a street/stripc ar or just strip? Personally i like poly mounts. I have them on my car and NO issues at all with my BMR k member setup. I had solids on the car back in the day and i HATED them for street driving.

WildBillyT

07-09-2010 08:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bubba428 (Post 715075)

Anything I should worry about using these? I know I'll need SFCs but that was a given anyway. Should i worry about cracking the block or anything like that?

Probably not. I have heard of issues with running solid motor mounts with a solid trans mount, though. Mostly bellhousings cracking and stuff like that.

sweetbmxrider

07-09-2010 10:20 AM

motor plate :nod:

spina74

07-10-2010 02:29 PM

solid mounts = 8 cylinder vibrator:wink:

greenformula92

07-10-2010 08:24 PM

if its a street car solid motor mounts are a little over kill....i would go poly

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07-11-2010 10:11 PM

another vote for poly, they hold the engine pretty well, without the harshness of the solid ones.

defiantly use a poly or rubber trans mount though. Dont use a solid one.

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