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Old 10-19-2018, 12:47 PM
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Default Motor mounts...Stock? Aftermarket?
What are yall using for motor mounts with these turbo systems? Stock? Poly? Solid? Custom?

I'll be putting in an LS1 aluminum block, VSR 78/75......shooting for 10's. if stocker are holding up, then I'll get a set of them. I know on my old 86 truck, the brand new rubber mounts lasted about 2 minutes until I pulled them apart with the boost.

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Solid or Poly, and get them from Atomic Performance

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My stock ones have gotten me through everything including 12psi and 180k.

I dont like the idea of solid. If poly is the only available option, thats what I do.
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Never used anything other than stock.
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Never used anything other than stock.
that's cause your junk is slow...
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that's cause your junk is slow...
Which also means your junk is slow. lol
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Which also means your junk is slow. lol
So slow it never leaves the driveway...
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theoretically a solid motor mount would make launching better because there is less torsional flex. I would be curious to see a before and after timeslip.
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The poly ones from Atomic Performance would be my vote!
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Poly trans mount with either to keep the tail end straight.
Solid motor mount if clearances are tight and you can't let the motor torque over and hit something.
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