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My motor mount leaked out...
At least I know what is causing the main vibration now...
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d5...DSC_2194-1.jpg well I guess it was only a matter of time before I'd have to replace them. But the question now is... put a new stock one i bought a while back in, or swap in 2 new aftermarket ones... hmmm... and for those of you who are very confused... V motor mounts are hydraulic filled pieces of junk. |
Keep it stock. Definitely.
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If they say the aftermarket are improved (smoother) and better than the stock junk, install BOTH new ones. If one just went, the other can't be far behind!:shock:
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i thoguht u were joking... and some oil spilled on the mount
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Mike, yea , confused me when i first read the forums about them. |
Stock is your thing. Definitely.
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Boom.
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Just got an email back from the manufacturer of the most recommended mounts, they offer a 10% military discout. WIN. I also found out they make a 8.8" bolt-in IRS rear for my car too. At $4,600 for everything(rear, axles, driveshaft) its 400 less than the 9" and requires absolutely no modification to car. Expensive yes, but that 10% discout... that would mean 460 bucks off...sweeeet.
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just go solid mounts you pansy
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Just ordered the new motor mounts...
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d5...3/63949b7d.jpg They come with new custom heat shields too. I also got a new set of aftermarket shifter bushings said to help take out some play in the crappy stock shifter. I'll do that when I do the clutch this fall. |
weld the block to the k member and be done with it.
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Wedge some wood in there then, youll be fine.
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