Solid or prothane motor mounts?
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Solid or prothane motor mounts?
I was thinking the prothane they seem to work good on my suspension and trans. I swear the stock ones let the motor rock about 4-5 in. so i figure before it starts hitting the strut towers i better get new ones!
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ya i was leaning toward the prothane..plus they are cheaper to buy lol. I have the prothane trans mount and i love how it dampends the vibrations and still gives me a better road feel.
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I have solids and love them. It just depends on your personal preference. I've had Poly mounts on everything and wanted to try the solids this time and I like them. I could see how some people wouldn't them... there is a noticable increase in vibration inside the car (you can even watch the mirrors vibrate) but in a feel stand point I found them to be more sturdy and more what I was looking for in this build.
Point being you cant go wrong either way... its just up to your personal preference.
Point being you cant go wrong either way... its just up to your personal preference.
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smoknss what is the difference between the 3 as in terms of vibration? The main reason i guess i want to get somwthing is when i take off in 1st gear i have a little surge and the loose mounts amplify and make it into 3 surges that end up making me chirp my tires! surge, motor torques then i slide forward and press the pedal even farther and it keeps jerking me back and forth making me do it 2-3 times before i get it moving so i dont stall out ...