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So you want performance motor mounts but they dont have the parts for sale anywhere. Guess what, I do.have the answers, okay here's the trick. The stock motor mounts ain't stiff, and they bring space between the rubber. Guess what fill them with blk silicone and walla, let it dry and there you have a performance, extra stiff motor mount. The trick is, the more you put of the silicone the more stiffer it gets. i advice let set for approximately 30 minutes. Enjoy,
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hhahahaha nice!93 Ford Festiva WA (project car)
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urethane, not black silicone...
And as far as time. 24 hours at 70 degrees for full cure.Last edited by festivaWES; 12-02-2010, 03:34 AM.---------------------------------------------------
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Yeah dude... urethane.
I'm pretty sure RTV ain't gonna last long.91GL BP/F3A with boost
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:roll: it's called window weld, and it's quite popular for budget builds. Been discussed here a few times before.
It's a good thing you don't read the stickies, you might of learned something.
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Yep, been there done that... don't use silicone. construction grade urethane or window-weld will last much longer. I had a urethane filled mount on my B6 for two years and when I pulled it the other day it was still as solid as when I put it in.~Nate
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Lmao ment window blk glue weld thing I thought it was called silicon lolComment
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