Changing Motor Mounts
Originally Posted by brad8266
There are 2 writeups on it in the stickies. You can do it in the driveway, set aside about 6 hours to get it done, its kinda a PITA but its not very technical.
youre doing at the same time.But as brad said, its not technical, just time consuming
Originally Posted by 0utlawTorn
I paid my mechanic 100 bucks to have him do it and never looked back. Big PITA esp if you already have headers in.
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Originally Posted by brad8266
Lucky you, thats cheap.
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It is something you can do in your driveway but just be prepared to spend an entire day on it. Good luck! 
My guess is not bad at all. I had to grow an extra elbow to do it with the headers/starter still on the car. I think all together I worked for about 10 hours to get mine in. But, I went pretty slow.... and I had a bolt want to strip out on the block. A grade 8 bolt went in where the stock one didnt. Oh, you might want to grind the long bolt that goes thru the mount down to a point...like a pencil. It helps getting it back in. I think the most annoying part was getting the holes lined back up.
