Myron_23
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- roseburg, oregon
rebuilding my '91 and noticed the motor mounts are broken. Anyone know of any good polyurethane mounts out there?
Thanks.
Myron_23
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Broken Motor Mounts (polyurethane)
- Thread starter Myron_23
- Start date
- Location
- Houston, Tx
Poly WILL give you lots of vibes.
I replaced mine with the M.O.R.E Bombproof mounts with the rubber inserts.
Your Jeep is a 91... that original rubber mount lasted quite a long time, IMO no need to go poly. The MORE mount uses a rubber XJ control arm bushing, so you can rebuild it if you need to.
I replaced mine with the M.O.R.E Bombproof mounts with the rubber inserts.
Your Jeep is a 91... that original rubber mount lasted quite a long time, IMO no need to go poly. The MORE mount uses a rubber XJ control arm bushing, so you can rebuild it if you need to.
imma honky
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Augusta, Ga
Stock Vs. M.O.R.E
I'm in the middle of this swap as we speak (if weather would ever let up, so I can finish).
bcmaxx
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- The West Kootenays,B.C. Canada
I really recommend staying with some sort of a rubber mount. I WASTED my money on poly,you would not believe the vibes I get!Shake the nuts of a squirrel!
kd5dwy
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Central Arkansas
I went with Brown Dog Industries poly mounts. They're not much more expensive than good replacement OEMs, but comparing them side-by-side, they're MUCH more stout. I too had huge amounts of vibes when I installed the mounts, but went back and re-read the directions which warned of excessive vibration if the bolt is tightened too much. I backed the nut off the main bolt a bit and now I'ts really nice. There is NO MORE VIBE THAN STOCK when driving down the road, and slightly more vibe than stock when sitting still. I think I posted a step-by-step installation guide on this forum as well if you're interested...