thehatchninja

in that hella long post about SOHC upgrades i remember it used to say that you could use window cement or something like that to fill in the gaps in the motor mounts. Well i need to do something b/c my lower drivers side mount is shot. I was wondering if anyone has done this before, and how it has worked for them. Thanks

dwnthehatch

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3M Window weld. Worked for me.

http://importnut.net/motormount.htm

blueintegra90

the 3m window weld is great i have used it.

stevecockrill

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Hhahaha! This thread freaked me out until I realized you were talking about the bushings, not the metal mount itself..... to me!!

Steve

thehatchninja

thanks a lot...i knew there was a way, do you think it's possible to do it without removing the mounts from the car, just squirt it in there and let it sit for 24 hours?

mingchi69

anybody did that to the rear engine mount?? and if so, did it generate the same amount of vibration as a polyurethane one??

thehatchninja

i'm sure it will vibrate more

Cole D

you have to remove the mounts from the car try buying polyurethane