RedTtop6spd

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After fighting for 5 hours and busting three knuckles on trying to install a set of prothane motor mounts, I decided to spend the money to try out a set of Motovative solid mounts. Took a total of a half hour to install by myself with a new UMI k-member and new LQ9 out of the car. Hard to imagine an easier install. Take out the cross bolts, lift the engine, remove the four bolts on each side. Bolt the new mounts on each side of the block with four bolts each, lower the engine, and put the cross bolts through. Fits nicely without any huge pry bars (one small pry bar to get the alignment for the second cross bolt pushed through).

If you're planning on a set of these, the only thing to remember is to install the mounts so that the part number is upright as there is no marking. Makes for an easy day and worth every penny.

TankTheTurtle

Probably going to do my mounts pretty soon too, what exactly are the pros and cons of solid mounts? I was going to go for prothane ones, but your post has me second-guessing that.

RedTtop6spd

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I can't tell you the exact pros and cons, but anything is better than the stock rubber mounts. I can also tell you that I've only met one person who disliked solid mounts. They also disliked the poly mounts and went back to rubber.

sabersaw30

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Keep us informed on how the car feels with the solid mounts?I got some haven't put them on yet.I got a feeling it is going to take a long time with my long tube headers.

masterz28

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I have some solid mounts, I love them, they were easy to install. I was really prepared for a struggle but I guess I did not have any fuss what so ever. Really just a little more shaking throughout but it gets the girls going, so as being the only con i look at it as a plus.

ZYA_LTR

Anyone install these yet on a factory k-member? I see that Motovative says that these mounts are geared towards the tubular crowd, but how well do they fit/install if you are still rocking the factory k-member, and just want to upgrade to solids?

Thanks

Motovative

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They fit in stock k-members just as well as tubulars.

RedTtop6spd

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Shouldn't take you long at all to do. Plan on the car being down for half a day maybe?

I don't think I'll be able to give any sort of fair comparison to the before and after feel based on just the solid mounts. The car is getting an entire new engine, suspension, and everything else. Would've been easier for me to start with an empty shell.

onspeed

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Installed these a month ago. Quick and easy as advertised. Can't say the same about the lpp duals I was installing. I don't feel any more vibrations than usual at idle; however, 1700 rpm interior things shake a little.

sjsingle1

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FYI.......doin the MM is a breeze if you remove the whole pedestal........ask me how i know

sabersaw30

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When I get some time I will give it a shot.and let you know.You are close I live about 20 miles out of jax close to Georgia line.I'll just come over to your house and you can help me put these on.I am hoping it keeps my exhaust From rubbing under the car on accell.

RedTtop6spd

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Come on down. Would have to be a day when the wife is going to be gone as the garage is full and we'd have to do it in the driveway. Would also need to bring your own jackstands as mine are all being used.