OP is a ******


I can't figure this out. my driver side mount is missing. so I bought one locally. it doesn't seem to work.

what is wrong with this picture.


I need to drop my block in this (car) by Monday night.

 

get the steel passenger side mount for the driver's side. the old aluminum ones have been discontinued(for good reason).

 

Please keep the offensive/juvenile language off of this forum. We've all been frustrated by these cars before, but that's no excuse. The next time I see it, you'll receive a temporary ban. Thanks.

 

Here is all the help you need:
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-rx-7-1993-2002-parts-99/oem-fd3s-steel-type-motor-mounts-917686/

 

lol got my first warning in 8 years. didn't know the FD guys were so uptight.



care to explain?

 

Don't try and turn this around.

The problem isn't with me, the moderating staff, or 'the FD guys.'

The problem is with what you posted----- rascist, anti-semitic, and/or homophobic posts have never been looked upon favorably. I don't see how you could have possibly thought that was ok to post.

 

i don't have one of the aluminum mounts in front of me but they are moulded mounts, meaning once they turn into pieces like yours they are garbage.

 

I think the 'care to explain' was aimed at Karak and his info on the Steel/Aluminum mounts.

-M

 

I ran into this same problem when installing aftermarket motor mounts. I dont remember which side is which, but some FD's have a steel motor mount for one side, and use aluminum mounts for the other side. The aluminum mounts, do not have a hole in the middle to install aftermarket mounts, where as the OEM steel mounts do.

Many FD owners have gotten rid of the aluminum mount and installed a steel mount on both sides being that they are interchangeable. If you are installing aftermarket motor mounts, you need to have a steel OEM bracket on both the drivers passengers side for it to work.

I hope that made sense