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Old 03-27-08, 03:43 PM
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I have a 84 rx7 that im biluding a bridgeport motor .But i want to know if i can use the same motor mounts or moroso mounts ???Like its going to have more power i dont want the stock motor mounts break.
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Old 03-27-08, 03:58 PM
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You can get competition motor mounts from a bunch of different places. I wouldn't use the stock ones
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Go with solid motor mounts. I had a friend mill a set of aluminum ones. They're work great.
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Old 03-27-08, 10:02 PM
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Go with solid motor mounts. I had a friend mill a set of aluminum ones. They're work great.
Where can you find them?
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Where can you find them?
Probably his friend lol...just giving you hell. Im going to use stiffer mounts from mazdatrix....but if i can get some aluminum ones made here then i will go that way.
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Yup, TeamSMS is right. He doesn't have access to that equipment anymore. I think it's bonzai that sells the poly ones. They'd be pretty stiff.
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why not just go to mazda and get the comp. ones i ran across the part number somewhere on here. http://foxed.ca/foxed/index.php?page=rx7manual
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Banzai Racing. Great product, excellent fitment and amazing customer service.
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http://www.mazdatrix.com/getprice.as...m=39-0400-4352
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Originally Posted by Bass
Go with solid motor mounts. I had a friend mill a set of aluminum ones. They're work great.
Solid motor mounts + Bridgeport = Shakey *** car.

Every brap you feel with the regular motor mounts. If you basically solid mount it you will shake rattle 'n roll.
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