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When would you use Urethane Motor Mounts?
When would you use Urethane Motor Mounts?
Always on a FWD, I hate wheel hop. [ 2 ] ** [25.00%]
Always, FWD or AWD, I love these things! [ 5 ] ** [62.50%]
Only on a high mileage FWD. [ 0 ] ** [0.00%]
On a FWD or AWD, but only with high mileage. [ 0 ] ** [0.00%]
Never, I would ghettofy my ride with window weld. [ 1 ] ** [12.50%]
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99Spyder
post Jan 1 2006, 09:35 PM
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All right everyone, I have the motor out of the car and I am wondering about new inserts before putting it back in.


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akamiami
post Jan 3 2006, 08:24 AM
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I actually had solid mounts on all four points at one time in the GSX. This was unbearable for a dd and in fact caused my oil pan bolt to drop out of the car and my engine to lock. lesson learned....

Now I've got a solid front mount, left the rear alone as it is solid rubber stock (on an AWD at least) and isn't prone to excessive movement. The two side mounts are filled with urethane caulk. I find this setup to be quite agreeable, though a bit agressive.

On the other hand, in my Evo. I've got a torque dampener, and a solid urethane mount one the front mount. the rest of the mounts are stock, though again, the rear mount on the evo is not prone to much movement, though it is a dogbone style mount. This seems to be a nice setup as well and vibration is noticeable, but not harsh at all.


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