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Old 07-12-2006, 11:40 PM
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motor mounts

well i got my motor mounts in the mail today, and i plan on installing them on saturday, i tried researching but i couldnt find the info i'm loking for.
this is the kit i got, but it's for 95-99 off course , and the same guyhttp://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/PROTH...QQcmdZViewItem

where do the litle inserts go? and the BIG one? and how bout the smaller one? also, how do i remove the stock ones? is there a write up on how do it? i tried VFAQ but the just show you how to put some cutting board in there.any help will be apreciated. thanks
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Old 07-13-2006, 01:32 PM
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Re: motor mounts

The two big ones go on the side and require the stock rubber and sleeve to be pressed out. I just take it to my machinist and he uses his press. Takes 5 minutes. The front one will get the molded inserts that go over the stock pieces and fill in the gaps. On a 2g the rear mount will be just like the front, but on a 1g the rear will need to be pressed out like the sides.

This is all from memory of course, and it's been quite a few years, so I reserve the right to be wrong about the details

People have cut and burned the stock parts out of the mounts, but IMO taking it to a shop with a press is a no brainer.
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Re: motor mounts

Im going to take the other route of getting Window Weld and just filling in the mounts , a cheaper way that takes a bit more time, but with the engine out still, I have plenty of it.
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Old 07-13-2006, 04:13 PM
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Re: motor mounts

ok thanks, i'l just bring the side ones to a shop, (not the same that srcrewed me over for my head)
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