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damn, dudes... i haven't been on here for a while. I like my pos mustang a lot but I haven't been drivin' it for almost 2 weeks cuz my alternator fried and somehow life keeps kickin' me in the teeth so I haven't put the new one in yet.
I'm about to dig into this car again tho, and there's a few things on my mind about what exactly i'm going to do, but first-
I don't like the way this engine moves around. i don't know if the mounts are bad, I acutally kinda doubt it. I'm presuming they're the "hydraulic" type- I haven't even looked in on that yet, but here's my question: what advantages/ disadvantages are there to using an "other than stock" motor mount? I've heard a few opinions and I want some input from you guys on this one if you don't mind...
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This battle station is fully operational
Now all we need is a little energon, and a lot of luck... -OP
i have solids on my vert they are smooth enough and can be had for cheap off ebay
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