Which motor mount to get?
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Which motor mount to get?
Im in need of some new motor mounts and I am looking at Prothane motor mounts and Energy Suspension mounts. Do any of you know what the difference is between the two because there is a pretty good price difference between the brands?
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^^^ they work with after market k-members like UMI, BMR and Sphon. Unlike the solid mounts from sphon which only work with their k-member or the stock one.
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Arent those a bit more brutal when it comes to vibration. I dont want the car feeling much more shakie than it already does with the cam. I know the poly mounts are stiffer than stockers but they do absorb some of the vibration dont they?
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i installed prothane motor mounts in my car when i did the headers. They where a pain to install but it was worth it. As far as vibration i really did not notice a difference in the car. I also have a prothane transmission mount. i would highly recommend the trans mount too
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Ya its more of a daily car I use it more often than my dd... Its to much fun to leave it parked, so comfort is a big factor. The energy suspension are way less expensive so I think ill go with those.
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Lol they do ride rough but I dont wanna make it worse and trust me there are worst riding cars out there that make fbodys seem like ur floating on a cloud lol. And I believe I found energy's for around $30..prothanes were $50
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I went with Prothane. Their trans mount is definitely almost a solid mount though, if you look at the mounting holes it sites directly on top of another piece of metal. It's basically just wrapped in poly. I have gotten used to it, but I might switch back to a new stock mount.