Replacing the Motor Mounts
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Replacing the Motor Mounts
I wanted to get some opinions on whether to buy the whole motor assembly new or used. I have a 97 SS thats making a rumble at low RPMs and I think thats the problem. After searching around I found the whole assembly for less than 60$ from an junker LT1. It looks like its in pretty good condition too. I just want this problem fixed and for the least $.
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If you do poly on motor, make sure the trans mount corresponds as having 2 different meterials can lead to vibration issues.
Had that happen to me on the LS1. On some old mustangs I used to own the original owner had a soild mount on the trans, and rubber upfront and cracked the trans case. An extreme example but just something to think about.
Had that happen to me on the LS1. On some old mustangs I used to own the original owner had a soild mount on the trans, and rubber upfront and cracked the trans case. An extreme example but just something to think about.
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He said I want to replace the whole motor assembly. That's where he got me.... I run gm replacement motor mounts on my street car. Drilling rivits and all that is not worth the time to me.
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It doesn't take that much more time to install. They can be a little annoying, but if you just stay calm and be patient then the outcome is worth it "especially if you have long tube headers".
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energy suspension poly mounts from autozone are what i used. They were the cheapest and if they didnt have them they could get them the quickest out of anyone.
thats honestly the only thing autozone has been good for LOL
thats honestly the only thing autozone has been good for LOL
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I actually want to go back to a stock trans mount. But also run poly engine mounts. With the trans being stock "rubber", vibrations are a minimum. but of course have to reloc the TA mount.