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Posted By: 98ls1 On: 01-03-2008 @ 23:14:13         Reply | Edit
what do you suggest for motor mounts I had prothene polyurthene but I broke the passenger side and now the motor kicks back pretty hard now. Is there a better company that makes better motor mounts. The stock ones are $80.00 a side
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Posted By: BlackScreaminMachine On: 12-06-2006 @ 07:39:57     Reply | Top | Edit
What the hell do you have done that breaks poly motor mounts??
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Posted By: fasteddie94 On: 12-06-2006 @ 18:09:01     Reply | Top | Edit


The poly ones should be more than enough. I suppose your next step would be solid mounts.
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