Solid Motor Mounts
Melting Slicks
Joined: Mar 2002
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From: S.L.C. UT
I am using stock rubber mounts with a torque arm I made. Its a tube with heim joints on each end. One end attaches to the cylinder head, and the other end attaches to a bracket thats welded to the frame.
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Feb 2000
Posts: 3,299
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From: Beltsville Maryland
Jeb, me and a buddy would be a player. I took a pair of stock mounts to a fabricator who has worked on my car (1991 Vette) in the past. He is going to see , if he can mod the old mount or fab one from it. I was thinking that I would only require a solid mount on the drivers side.
He suggested I use a front motor plate.
What year Vette do you have?
Thanks...Phil
He suggested I use a front motor plate.
What year Vette do you have?
Thanks...Phil
Racer
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 395
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From: New Carlisle Ohio
I have a custom set that i made, they work real nice, but the car will vibrate things loose that were never loose before. I really like them, used a set of mid-year mounts and machined a tube in to fit the frame mount. I assume it vibrates now because everything in the car is solid mount now all the way front to rear.
