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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: FL
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![]() Hello everyone. Hope all is well. I have a question that I am posting on a few web sites and I would like your opinion. I am in the process of building an 88 Mustang GT, 327 stroker with a Procharger. This will be a street car. My question is on solid motor mounts. Due to blower belt longevity I want to run solid motor mounts so I can run a bar from the strut tower to the blower bracket for support. I have had people say that the noise and vibration from solid mounts can be so intense that my fiberglass hood will rattle, lite bulbs crack and so on. Others say there is hardly any extra noise. Can I get some opinions from people that have went from the factory motor mounts to the solid motor mounts and what I can expect. Thanks’ Jim
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