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Old Sep 7, 2005 | 09:27 PM
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I am installing my Thunder Racing motor mounts.
Are they suppose to fit without modifications to the metal?

They don't fit in the clamshell. Did anyone have to cut the poly? Or did I get the wrong ones??
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Old Sep 7, 2005 | 09:48 PM
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mine fit the clamshells just fine. which one's did you order?
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The ones they sell on their site. Prothane.
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these are the ones i got. only problems i ran into were drilling the ****** rivets out of the clamshells. once they were apart thought the mounts fit right in just like OEM.

http://ourworld.cs.com/jrp98ls1/Poly+Motor+Mounts.JPG
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Those are the ones I have. Getting the rivet outs were a piece of cake once I switched to Cobalt drill bits.

But mine won't just drop in. I guess I will have to grind down the poly.




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Old Sep 7, 2005 | 10:32 PM
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Step on them.

They were tight on mine as well. Needed some convincing.
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Old Sep 7, 2005 | 10:34 PM
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Cool, just making sure I have the right ones.
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That is right, mine had the same interference. I used a 2x4 and stepped on it and pounded it in with the board. I was too lazy to go inside and get the soap, that would help.

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Yea I justb installed these just put some grease on them so it will help go in and stop them from sqeeking later on.They are great well worth it to do it.
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did u notice if there is a difference between the two inserts i only have one and want to make sure i have the right one for the driver side
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You guys that are installing these mounts need to grease the mount good first and then put them in as good as you can by hand and then get the bolts that came with the mounts started and use the bolts to pull the insert into the clamshell.

You also need to scrape all of the old mount out of the clamshell. I use a propane torch and burn it out.
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did u notice if there is a difference between the two inserts i only have one and want to make sure i have the right one for the driver side
They look the same to me.
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