Solid mounts or polyurethane

BLOWN347STROKER · Mar 2, 2011

I am getting ready to install the motor in my mustang again. I was wondering what setup would be better for me. I have at my disposal a set of Solid motor mounts and a set of polyurethane motor mounts both of which are new and were free. Which set would you reccomend?

90lxcoupe · Mar 2, 2011

Whats the combination?

I ripped my prothanes a little with less than 500 hp. I put MM solid ones in last night and am keeping a bushing on the transmount so there is some flex

95Vert383AOD · Mar 2, 2011

I use solid mounts and a urethane trans mount. Vibration isn't that bad....especially at highway speeds.

BLOWN347STROKER · Mar 2, 2011

Acutally putting a 4.6 in the 95 mustang. It will have cams, full exhaust with long tubes, full bolt ons and a 125 shot.

bentley429isBAC · Mar 2, 2011

solids

S&B · Mar 2, 2011

I have no clue just wanted to post

giddyup306 · Mar 2, 2011

I'd go with solids. If you don't like them, it's not hard to swap them out.

Gunn331 · Mar 2, 2011

i went poly on mine and havent got the car running yet but I hope to have it on the dyno in a week or 2 so I'll let you know. also depends if you plan on grabbing traction. if not then it doesnt matter cause if your running on the street and banging gears and spinning tires there isnt that inital jerk that causes ripping

FastDriver · Mar 3, 2011

Don't think twice, I don't even notice a vibration with my solids and if there is one, it only makes the car cooler

srtthis · Mar 3, 2011

im running solids on mine... its not to bad.

tannerc91gt · Mar 3, 2011

solids

citmov · Mar 4, 2011

If you don't use the polyurethane ones send them my way!

90stang5speed · Mar 4, 2011

I say solid also but have always heard you should do solid trans too so, thats what I did. I agree with comment about "it just makes the car cooler too" lol

90lxcoupe · Mar 4, 2011

90stang5speed said:
I say solid also but have always heard you should do solid trans too so, thats what I did. I agree with comment about "it just makes the car cooler too" lol

Dunno where you heard that, but it is wrong, there needs to be some give in the driveline. I had a talk with maximum motorsports when i just bought solids from them... they said run one or the other, but not both

srtthis · Mar 4, 2011

90lxcoupe said:
Dunno where you heard that, but it is wrong, there needs to be some give in the driveline. I had a talk with maximum motorsports when i just bought solids from them... they said run one or the other, but not both

this! run both your going to break the bell housing.

90stang5speed · Mar 4, 2011

that is what I was told. That it could break the bell housing

BLOWN347STROKER · Mar 4, 2011

Well looks like solid it is. I will be getting the motor ready for the install this weekend.

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