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Budget/Custom Motor Mounts

i saw this link:
http://importnut.net/motormount.htm

would this be a good thing to do, would it be about as effecient as poly-mounts?
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it will be rock solid.. very stiff.
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Yap.

I really don't see why someone would want poly mounts with a stock motor though!?
The benefits you're going to see and feel from getting them would barley outweigh the pain in the ass it is to have poly mounts. Its seriously the only downfall of my B16, I fuggin HATE the vibration in the interior cabin. You get used to it, but its not a good thing to have to get used to.
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i like that feeling
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Re: Budget/Custom Motor Mounts

ok what about just doing the two side mounts, would that make the vibrations still as bad? or just the front and rear? i don't know which would be the best to do if any
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The Prothane motor mount insert kit from lightningmotorsports.com was only $26.08 (and shipping wasnt bad). I figured I didnt want any downtime with my car.... these slide right into the mounts and make it rock hard. As for performance... my ZC comes tomorow, so I'll let you know sometime this weekend.
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