daddio4048
Daddios72
Seen these motor mounts on Ebay & was wondering if anybody has used them?
Mopar High Performance Motor Mounts. A BODY MOPARS. | eBay
Mopar High Performance Motor Mounts. A BODY MOPARS. | eBay
Has anybody used these motor mounts?
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1963dartgt
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Dodge polyurethane engine mount
Better quality little harder to order.
Better quality little harder to order.
yellow rose
Overnight Sensation
No way in hell would I pay that kind of money for that.
You have the 67-72 K member so you can use moroso solid mounts.
You have the 67-72 K member so you can use moroso solid mounts.
yellow rose
Overnight Sensation
This is what you want.Moroso Solid Steel Motor Mounts 62540
Those are expensive motor mounts. I just got some for 7 bucks each at oreillys auto parts store...
Good GAWD! Like they say. A fool and his money are soon parted.
dano
Evil Handy Man
You can make these. Just drill a mount thru, countersink the face, insert the bolt you set this all up for and tack weld in about ~1/16" from the plate. Or just run a torque strap or solid mounts like Yellow said.
DrEamer
I suffer from cars on the brain!
If you don't want to do it yourself, then go with the Mancini Mag mounts. They run less then half of the eBay set.
https://www.manciniracing.com/enmaset.html
yellow rose
Overnight Sensation
They drive much better with solid mounts. That’s why I’m ditching my junk spool mount K member so I can run the solid mounts.
Any rubber, poly what ever type mount let’s the engine move around. You can tell as soon as the car moves the engine is moving the mounts.
And I'll sell anyone that wants a almost new pair of Moroso solid mounts as soon as my Poly loc mounts get here. With the solid mounts you feel all the vibrations all the way to your dentures. I used them when I was younger, but not at this age. At least not in my street cruiser.
yellow rose
Overnight Sensation
I’ll take them. PM me when you are ready. I don’t have the new K member yet, but that will happen soon.
Will do. Help remind me, I'm old!
If you break your dentures I will make you some new ones!
I have a set of these on my 340 Dart. I will use them again on my current project. If you have ever had the stock biscuit mount tear apart and come loose, the first victim is your fan shroud coming in contact with the fan as the engine rotates up on the remaining mount. I first did this with my Dad's 318 Dart at 30,000 miles. I was 16 and I crept it home having no idea what I had done.
In this version of the mount, instead of the studs being welded to the plate it projects from, the studs run through the rubber and attach to the plate on the opposite side. There is no way to tear this biscuit apart. Period. At the same time you have the advantage of the vibration insulation of the rubber, so no teeth rattling... and significantly less vibration than a hard poly mount. It's a lot cheaper than most set ups to limit engine travel and looks a lot neater in the engine compartment than bolted chains, etc. I got mine from Year One if you want to compare prices. I put the ones in my Dart in 2000 and they still work great. I would hate to guess how many stock mounts I would have torn up in that time, and how much ancillary damage I would have done. This is Cheap, simple insurance and I'd easily pay that much for a set if it was the going rate.
In this version of the mount, instead of the studs being welded to the plate it projects from, the studs run through the rubber and attach to the plate on the opposite side. There is no way to tear this biscuit apart. Period. At the same time you have the advantage of the vibration insulation of the rubber, so no teeth rattling... and significantly less vibration than a hard poly mount. It's a lot cheaper than most set ups to limit engine travel and looks a lot neater in the engine compartment than bolted chains, etc. I got mine from Year One if you want to compare prices. I put the ones in my Dart in 2000 and they still work great. I would hate to guess how many stock mounts I would have torn up in that time, and how much ancillary damage I would have done. This is Cheap, simple insurance and I'd easily pay that much for a set if it was the going rate.
Rock auto 4$
Let's try this again THESE ARE NOT STOCK MOTOR MOUNTS.
Kendog 170
Let the boy go !
I bought the cheap ones and have had them a long time. Still going. Yes I do beat on the car every now and then. I'll probably break one now that I said that. Lol I should probably replace them with a fresh set as the rubber is now very old.
abodyjoe
Well-Known Member
schumcaher used to sell something like that. no where near that expensive though.
those are a bit much for what you get , i use schumacher mounts as my car ripped the stock mounts after 2 weeks . make your own like suggested above or use solids , though the solids do transmit a lot more vibrations trough the car
512Stroker
We are all here because we are not all there.
Those look alot like Mitty Mounts
I put a pair in my 67 Barracuda to solve some header fitment issues - worked great.
I dont remember what I paid but that dont look right $.
Kendog 170
Let the boy go !
You know, Jesse James & Pancho Villa used a gun to rob people. LMAO There is no way in HELL I would pay that price for a pair of motor mounts, There are quality parts available for our cars without being bent over & loaded like a shotgun.
daddio4048
Daddios72
Just purchased the motor mounts from Mancinni Racing. $59.00 shipped. Thanks for all the input!
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