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    front motor mount issues

    Okay my front motor mount is starting to tear and its almost gone. So im thinkin instead of replacing the whole thing imma just throw in a motor mount insert in ther with the mount torn. IS there any consequences to this even the inside of it is torn. Or should i be fine if so can i get some links where to get some . Comon people i need some positive opinions here thanks.
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    youcan use the inserts with atorn mount and they say its like new.but when my mountwent i got a new mount and the inserts.wokred great.but ya if ya just throw in the insert it will work like new. www.energysuspension.com have the best front mount inserts.good luck.

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      http://www.energysuspension.com/pages/hon2.html

      click on that and go to bottom of page

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        I actually just took a blade and cut out the rest of the wornout rubber in the mount and stuck the inserts in there. Feels alot firmer of course, but it works. Save yourself so money!
        O'skool fo sho! You might hate, but I been doin' this long before you know.

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          http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...&threadid=9811
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