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Does anyone here know of a source for Polyurethane engine mounts? 200

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posted by  volvo245gti on  Fri Sep 7 02:35 CST 2007
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There are other mounts that work as well. I'm running a combo that is substantially stiffer and is an oem replacement for an inline 6 powered car. While they're substantially stiffer, they also transmit way more vibration to the steering wheel and passenger compartment than I'd like. I'll be swapping in a set of stock engine mounts when time permits. I suspect poly engine mounts would not be terribly suitable for a daily driven car.

These guys have been getting some made. I don't know if they've delivered any yet but it's worth contacting them, if you're set on poly...

http://www.r-sportinternational.com

Be aware...IPD's "blue poly" is NOT SuperPro poly. They are obviously getting some stuff custom made somewhere else. I bought some front bushings for my 760 because they were so much cheaper than what I could buy SuperPro for (wholesale). There is a reason they're so cheap...
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Dale






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