 Patrick motor mount w/ rubber bushings?, instead of stock poly-carb |
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| bradtho |
 Jun 28 2017, 02:32 PM
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I had the PMS weld-in 6 motor mount installed a couple years ago and am about to actually put the engine in. I'm hearing some complaints about noise & vibration from other street car owners. Has anyone tried using rubber bushes instead of the stock poly-carb?
I'll be running a 3.2 w/ DME, and it's a daily driver, so if its annoyingly loud or rough it won't be fun for long. alternately, other regular street drivers w/ the PMS mount have experience they'd share to settle me down, or confirm I should think of something else? |
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bradtho Patrick motor mount w/ rubber bushings? Jun 28 2017, 02:32 PM
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