Thread: Solid Rear motor mount

yeah thats what i mean the mount bracket snapped off of the enginetheres like 4 bolts that hold that bracket on and the 3 bottom ones snappend off and now all the studs are stuck in the engine

Start a new thread. The bolts go into the transmission, not the engine. You'll probably have to drop the tranny.

I got the solid rear nylon mount from LoCo as well for the P11. I only did the one rear mount and used prothane in the front with stock on the sides. I think this is a nice compromise with the vibrations. I upped my idle to 925RPM and I really don't have much issue with vibration after that. I say equivalent to my old B13 with ES mounts all around and steel dog bone mount. The quality is top notch and the fit is perfect. It only took me half an hour to install it and I was ready to go.

I find it funny how people will run the steel dog bone mount all day long on B13/B14, but they won't run one solid nylon mount.

Brent

Is this black magic? I've never heard of it haha, I pulled up some stuff on 240 guys using it but have never heard about it for our cars.

Had this same thing happen. My dumbass decided to drill them out with the trans still in the car. Pilot hole on one of em went straight through the case. I ended up just replacing the trans and saving the gear stack for the next time I blow 3rd.

If someone gives me a mount I can make one for them.

I just installed 3 mounts in mine. Solid Polyu 90a hardness. Only notice vibration is the hood rattling and the rest is just there but not bad. I daily drive mine all year.

I'd be happy to give anyone a ride in my G with all solid mounts. just ask.

Can you get me just the rear mount? Thats the only one that I need. I was going to modify my Prothane mount by drilling out the center more and putting a larger pin through it to give it more surface area contact on the urethane to spread the load out and hopefully eliminate any sag. But if I can get just one mount that would be best and Ill just change it out.

you can pm DMSentra here on the board. he should be the one you go through since he is making them.