Who here is running these? How does the car feel? And more importantly where did you get yours?

Are the energy suspension motor mounts inserts enough for a high hp car? (Found @ http://www.turbotechracing.com/productcart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=204&idproduct=559)

I'd prefer the Prothane urathane mounts, but I can't seem to find a vendor that sells them for our cars (Front, rear, and sides).

Only other place is @ http://www.deyemeracing.com/ under 1995-1999 Avenger/Sebring Coupe. But this is going to be pricey @ $69usd/each mount.

TIA,
Ritchie.

motormonts= motor dosent jump around as easy when driving/launching, helps with launching a good amount. You'll feel everything in the car shake.

review on 2gnt.com

http://www.2gnt.com/nuke/modules.php?name=Reviews&rop=showcontent&id=119

Steve-o
Top secret.

Originally posted by FlyinEsi
I guess I'll just have to live with a 500+ hp AWD 4-banger.

Thnx for the reply steve!

Do you know if those inserts are for the front,rear, and sides? or just front and rear?

The review implies its all around... but i called them and they said they arent sure but they think its just front and rear.

The ones I got were solid on the the passenger and driver side, and the front and rear were inserts. I love them, and every girl that rides with me likes the vibration

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solid front from howell and prothanes from summitracing.com

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check my review on the prothane motor mounts.. info on where they can be perchased is listed
jake

The ATX God! *LOL*

Turbo8u is correct, I got the Prothanes from Summit, like $65, they were the more expensive ones in the catalog , but $65 isn't really all that expensive. Just so you know what you're getting into, the front and rear I just had to insert the little pieces around the existing mount. But the side mounts I ended up having to cut the rubber out of the mount, then, carefully so as not to damage the aluminum housing, I used a Sawzall to cut the steel portion out of the housing to fit the solid inserts. Dont try this with a hacksaw, you'll hate life. That may all sound a bit confusing but when you look at the mount it makes sense. Not to hard a job, if a moron like me can do it then you'll have no prob

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