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    Engine mounts

    So im planning on swapping the f20a in the cb7 but i need engine mounts. the two side mounts that my f22a6 is using are both tore. not sure about the rear mount.but the question is where can i find a set of engine mounts that arent to pricey and wont tear after a couple years? thnks



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    I've got a 1 compound word for you: McMaster-Carr

    Check out some of the DIY's on here, you can mod the stock mounts, even torn ones, for next to nothing. Just need some downtime or an extra set, that's all.

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      #3
      fill em with window weld you'll be good to go.
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        #4
        whats that window weld look like?



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          #5
          i've got two i bought from MRX. PM with a number

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            Originally posted by Night Wolf View Post
            whats that window weld look like?
            Says 3m window weld. Available at auto zone etc.. Use it in a caulking gun.

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              #7
              Even though there torn? i read a diy about window weld and i was planning on doing that. but i wanted to buy a new set and then fill them with window weld.



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                #8
                Sure, torn & old mounts are fine. I've personally seen a window welded torque mount, and the weld was filled all at once, which means it was rushed, and it came out super soft, which is not cool. I've had great success w/ the mcmaster carr urethanes, the 60A and 94A to be exact.

                Since I guess the window weld can be had locally, I guess clean the mounts up good and don't rush it is all I can suggest.

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                  Originally posted by Granite CB7 View Post
                  Sure, torn & old mounts are fine. I've personally seen a window welded torque mount, and the weld was filled all at once, which means it was rushed, and it came out super soft, which is not cool. I've had great success w/ the mcmaster carr urethanes, the 60A and 94A to be exact.

                  Since I guess the window weld can be had locally, I guess clean the mounts up good and don't rush it is all I can suggest.
                  Mine are all filled... They are softer then the oem material but they fill in the gaps and only add. So they stiffened it up pretty well. Prep is key.

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                    they just need to cure for a day i let mine sit for a couple days before i put them back in.
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