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shybuckJul-09-04 04:08 PM
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#77372, "5 spd motor mount in auto"


          

Think this will work. It looks the same except the rubber part.

  
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soulcontrollerJul-09-04 05:33 PM
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#77380, "RE: 5 spd motor mount in auto"
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the rear mount is different.

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thedawgJul-09-04 07:41 PM
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#77385, "RE: 5 spd motor mount in auto"
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 Jul-09-04 07:43 PM by thedawg

          

An ATX's mount is simply fatter, wider rubber. It's about 1/4" wider on each side, and the rubber cube cutouts on the inside are much smaller, almost nonexistant.

This is because an ATX is a fat pig.

I think if you REALLY wanted to hang an ATX off a little skinny MTX rubber mount, you shoud buy the Prothane Motor mount inserts for a 2GNT MTX and stiffen that bitch up ALOT.

  
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ChamukoJul-09-04 08:59 PM
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#77388, "RE: 5 spd motor mount in auto"
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or send it to me and ill send you my auto mount.

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jdpilotJul-10-04 02:19 AM
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#77389, "RE: 5 spd motor mount in auto"
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I am running just an NRG front insert in mine (auto) and it does help a tad. Not as much if I had a rear in as well of course, but the whole car does vibrate a little at idle now. Its badass!


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