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2G Polyurethane Motor mounts?

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Yoshida445

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Jan 9, 2023
Conyers, Georgia
Im not sure if this is where i should post this but I wanted to know what are some good polyurethane motor mounts and transmission mounts for an automatic eclipse gst? Or should I just get the motor mount inserts instead?
 
What are you doing with the car? You should be aware solid polyurethane mounts add to vibration etc. If this isn't a concern for you prothane makes inserts but they are listed as manual trans only. torque solutions also make a full replacement and Energy suspension makes a partial insert. If this is a street car you may also consider stock replacements.
 
What are you doing with the car? You should be aware solid polyurethane mounts add to vibration etc. If this isn't a concern for you prothane makes inserts but they are listed as manual trans only. torque solutions also make a full replacement and Energy suspension makes a partial insert. If this is a street car you may also consider stock replacements.
The energy suspension insert long ago we started using a large washer on either side so it would keep the insert sucked tight with that. I am trying to think as last year we did a swap on a car manual to auto and we found a prothane insert that fit and worked with the auto mount. I will try to dig it up as i am sure many would be interested in the bushing that was used.
 
What are you doing with the car? You should be aware solid polyurethane mounts add to vibration etc. If this isn't a concern for you prothane makes inserts but they are listed as manual trans only. torque solutions also make a full replacement and Energy suspension makes a partial insert. If this is a street car you may also consider stock replacements.
Well i did look into the prothane and they said they only work for the maunal trans axle and not for the auto
 
The energy suspension insert long ago we started using a large washer on either side so it would keep the insert sucked tight with that. I am trying to think as last year we did a swap on a car manual to auto and we found a prothane insert that fit and worked with the auto mount. I will try to dig it up as i am sure many would be interested in the bushing that was used.
Thank you
 
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