BadgerType
Resident ***hole
oem from the junkyard. i am going tomorrow, so let me know
Motor Mounts??
- Thread starter Narftastic
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FunnyVictor86
Well-Known Member
Oh okay nvm but thanks for the offer though, I think i'm jsut going to go aftermarket and fill it.
BadgerType
Resident ***hole
FYI, you can fill your old, worn out mounts.
once filled, it doesn't matter how bad the rubber is.
once filled, it doesn't matter how bad the rubber is.
Narftastic
Well-Known Member
If i take it to a shop and tell them to replace my motor mounts do they put in oem ones or some randon shiit normally
FunnyVictor86
Well-Known Member
Really? I might just try that.
Unless you specifically request oem mounts, they will probably try to use aftermarket junk mounts.
BadgerType
Resident ***hole
when i had to make a manual mount out of an auto one, i cut out all the ruber and filled it. it ran fine till i bought a real maunal mount
JDM_Rook
Well-Known Member
I did a quick search on Aftermarket motor mounts (Anchor & Beck/Arnley) which are available at Rock Auto, and it seems the general consensus is that they're junk. I guess it comes down to the quality/thickness of the metal. But if you have the time and know how to fill your OEM mounts, then that's the way to go.
http://forums.corral.net/forums/94-95-tech/1039085-do-not-use-anchor-motor-mounts.html
http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread.php?p=42253555
http://forums.corral.net/forums/94-95-tech/1039085-do-not-use-anchor-motor-mounts.html
http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread.php?p=42253555
xi0utlawstarix
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just fill it with liquid urethane 60a
OhSoSlow
Active Member
So say i was looking to buy some motor mounts what kind of motor mounts would be good ? i keep hearing about innovative but some people say keep it oem , ima need to replace regardless i just wanted to know agood brand that wont go bad and good warranty ? haha thanks any info would be greatly appreciated
