window weld isnt cutting it anymore so I was curious to see if this would work to fill my stock motor mounts- think this will work?? Its not a daily driver but I do drive on the street and cant do the rear mount only the tranny and side(front is solid already).



here is the full link, thanks for any input

http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1...atalogId=10053

 

most people use a sort of polyurethane like window weld or something of that nature

 

i use polyurethane, they sell it at home depot for like 5 bucks a stick. i've been running my mounts for about a year now and i have no issues with them. the key is to let them cure for a week before installing them. my buddy installed his within like 2 days and it's a no go after a couple months. i did all of my mounts minus the driver side mount because i have an ek and well it's just not possible. good luck.

 

I used this stuff for my motor mounts. It's pretty stiff, but there's a couple different hardnesses you can buy, and you can vary the amount you put in the mounts to alter the stiffness/rigidity.

http://www.devcon.com/products/produ...%2094%20Liquid

 

wow. you are cheap. you should have no problem finding someone on here selling their used avid or hasport mounts. btw that exopy will crack and fall out

 

a ek mount is possible i have the stock ek mount redone in aircraft material
its the same material used in airplanes landing gear

 

its a 93 accord race car and those mounts will not work, thanks for your input on the cracking though i will have to find something else.

 

steel + welder = solid mounts

 

x2 u wont ever have to worry about it wearing out either

 

yep, it works every time for me!

 

Do you solid mount the entire engine? All 4 mounts?