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Old 06-14-2012, 05:31 PM   #1
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Default NEW POLY "LIGHT" 93-95 motor mounts + poly'ed tranny mounts
New, POLY "LIGHT" 93-95 front motor mounts. Some of you guys were concerned that fully-filled mounts would cause excess vibration, so these mounts are only half filled w/ 40a poly. Should be as close to OEM stock as you can get, and still last a VERY long time. Price is $50 shipped + $30 core for both mounts. I still have the fully filled ones available for $60 shipped + $30 core. I also have a 91-92 & manual tranny mount poly filled along with a
93-95 auto tranny mount available. Tranny mounts are fully filled mounts. $50 for either one plus $30 core. Here's some pic's.

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I'm curious, DO fully-filled mounts cause more vibration than the half-filled ones?
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I'm curious, DO fully-filled mounts cause more vibration than the half-filled ones?
I haven't felt any vibrations from the fully-filled mounts in the 3 Legends that I've installed them in.
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I will be ordering some!!! save me the extra work

Vibrations can't be worse than what I got going on now so.....
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I will be ordering some!!! save me the extra work
I have 2 sets of poly-lite front motor mounts and a fully-filled 93-95 tranny mount ready to go. Just let me know when you're ready.
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Have the polly-lite mounts life span been tested??
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Yup. I ran a set of them for about 3 years. Only issue I had was the rubber and poly separating, but the mount was still good and intact, very minimal separation. That was with a very aggressive 80a solid mount. My softer 60a mounts were ground down to the metal, filled, and then 4 relief holes were drilled, one in each corner, to reduce vibration. No cracking or tearing of those mounts to speak of.
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Mine were poly'd with 40a when my 3.5 swap was done, all I have to say is, damn, I wish I had my "worn out" stock ones, the vibration is EASILY noticeable and pisses me off to no end, I no longer have a luxury feel at all to my car, it's almost go kart like. Anybody with a cheap solution to this please let me know, seriously, I don't want to buy expensive OEM mounts, but, I will if I have to, this is terrible. Btw, I think they are fully filled, I would have to ask Tony.
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