motor mounts
#2
RE: motor mounts
Lakewood Muscle Mounts. They're a stock type rubberized mount, but much heavier duty. That's what I'm using, they work well, a bit tight trying to get the engine in and they still transmit some vibration, but not like solid mounts.
#4
RE: motor mounts
I fought that battle for a while with my old set up.
Make sure your trans mount is new or in good shape.
I took a set of new stock rubber ones drilled a 3/8" hole thru them then ran a nut bolts and washers thru that.
Had to leave a lil slack in for the rubber to work. They worked great and going to re-use them on another car.
Make sure your trans mount is new or in good shape.
I took a set of new stock rubber ones drilled a 3/8" hole thru them then ran a nut bolts and washers thru that.
Had to leave a lil slack in for the rubber to work. They worked great and going to re-use them on another car.
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