if your running with spohn solid engine mounts then GET IN HERE!
2nd if you are against spohn solid engine mounts and think this is a debate about the mounts themselves then get the h*** out. We all bought them cause we are bada**s
3rd if you are going to post flaming me to do a search then go somewhere else! Find something else to do with your time!
Now that we got all of those people out of here ........ what im trying to decide is whether or not I need a poly trans mount or to stick with my oem rubber trans mount so heres what I need from you.
-Your opinion on the 2 tranmission mount options
-is your car a street or strip car or both
-most importantly, which one you actually have on your car
2nd if you are against spohn solid engine mounts and think this is a debate about the mounts themselves then get the h*** out. We all bought them cause we are bada**s
3rd if you are going to post flaming me to do a search then go somewhere else! Find something else to do with your time!
Now that we got all of those people out of here ........ what im trying to decide is whether or not I need a poly trans mount or to stick with my oem rubber trans mount so heres what I need from you.
-Your opinion on the 2 tranmission mount options
-is your car a street or strip car or both
-most importantly, which one you actually have on your car
My rear end with aftermarket LCA's however sound like its about to fall apart every time I hit a bump.
I've got poly engine and transmission mounts. I wouldnt say I have vibration... I just hear my engine. It's not a luxury car. It's a monster and I like it that way.
Street/strip car here!
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My thought is this... if the engine is solidly mounted, then I would want as solid a trans mount as possible. The more flex there is, the greater sheering forces act on the mount fasteners.
Thats my 2 cents, anyway.
MWC has the best deal on solid engine mounts if anyone is looking for them. They are a direct replacement for the mount that bolts to the block and can be used with anyone's k-member. No holes to slot, no misalignment from k-member to engine or additional stress to the block from misalignment.
http://midwestchassis.com/solid-motor-mounts.html






