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Motor Mounts

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Posted by: kustomizingkid

Is anyone on here running solid motor mounts? Mine are toasted and I'm trying to fgure out what to use.

Posted by: ground_zero298

Frogman had solid rubber motor mounts listed as one of his mods.

Posted by: ONEBADMK8

Just cage them in and weld them up.
Thats what we do.
I have totally solid metal to metal mounts and the only thing I notice different is you can feel the engine more through the body but only slightly.

Posted by: Frogman

I really dig the solid rubber mounts. You feel just a little vibration, but it's a good vibration.

Posted by: kustomizingkid

Where did you get yours from Frogman?

I think I will go with a solid mount of some kind.

Posted by: Frogman

I got mine from at spinninghweelssc.com

The guy who runs the Site is named Victor, his wife is Dianne. Very good people, down to earth and excellent prices.

Tell them I sent you their way, they'll take extra good care of you.

Posted by: Battery

Thats spinningwheels-sc.com

Posted by: Frogman

www.spinninghweelssc.com will take you to their website as well. Auto redirect.

Posted by: papa bear

Solid mounts are more stress on the block and drivetrain,these days its best to run polyurethane/polygraphite mounts like from PST

Posted by: midwestbird

Ive heard that some people have broke the solid mounts and that they make the engine sit up a tick higher. I used them on the DOHC swap into my bird, and they seem to be alright.

Posted by: kustomizingkid

Quote:

Originally Posted by papa bear

Solid mounts are more stress on the block and drivetrain,these days its best to run polyurethane/polygraphite mounts like from PST

You got a link of where you got them from?

Frogman, that site link won't work for me.

Posted by: ford nut

Im guessing this is the site.

http://www.spinningwheels-sc.com/

Posted by: Frogman

Maybe my mac is smarter than windows... I don't know. I can type spinninghweelssc.com into my browser and it redirects me. Something to do with google taking care of my typo'd website addresses.

Posted by: kustomizingkid

I'm gettin a Mac when I go to college next year. Right now the family computer is a Windows machine.

Posted by: MediumD

Quote:

Originally Posted by Frogman

Maybe my mac is smarter than windows... I don't know. I can type spinninghweelssc.com into my browser and it redirects me. Something to do with google taking care of my typo'd website addresses.

Spinning Wheels SC != Spinning Hweels SC.

spinningwheelssc.com also redirects on a Windows machine, because the redirect is on the site not on your computer.

Posted by: Frogman

Ugh! I just noticed my typo!

~ Goes to the corner. ~

Posted by: mespock

Quote:

Originally Posted by Frogman

Ugh! I just noticed my typo!

~ Goes to the corner. ~

Did you have to search for it LOL couldn't resist... LOL

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