Topic: engine mounts


fatdog    -- 01-27-2024 @ 9:29 PM
  Hi all
what is the best brand engine mount for a 1937 ford.

thanks



kubes40    -- 01-28-2024 @ 6:00 AM
  Bob Drake for sure.

Mike "Kube" Kubarth


3w2    -- 01-28-2024 @ 1:13 PM
  As Mike wrote, Drake for sure.


51504bat    -- 01-28-2024 @ 4:50 PM
  If Drake is out of them these are a good alternative. IMO


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dean333    -- 01-30-2024 @ 1:34 AM
  I have a new pair I don’t need. Hoesa81@yahoo.com or 678-773-5764

TIM CARLIG


Drbrown    -- 02-04-2024 @ 10:21 AM
  Regarding new mounts, I found that my replacement pads, not having been compressed under long-term load, were thus thicker than the length of the thru-bolt would accommodate. I had to use a large clamp between the steel engine mount bracket and frame to compress the new pads so the bolt could be used. I also note that I felt noticeable engine vibration until the pads got "broken-in" and more compressed. The vibration I noticed disappeared after some driving. I think Drake sells a bolt that is a 1/4 inch longer than stock. Regardless, good to check the bolts tightness after driving for some time.


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