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    9/09/2023 8:29 AM  #1

    Steve69
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    Wow! These engine mounts

    are half the thickness of the originals. Bought them at O’reillys.  Any other places have better mounts.  I would of cleaned up the originals and reused them but I noticed a crack



    check duplicate online

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    9/09/2023 9:18 AM  #2

    RV6
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    Re: Wow! These engine mounts

    Anchor brand may be better. What year Mustang? The 67's take a different mount that is no longer produced.

    Gary Zilik - Pine Junction, Colorado - 67 Coupe, 289-4V, T5
     

    9/09/2023 6:46 PM  #3

    Steve69
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    Re: Wow! These engine mounts

    For 69 mustang.

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    9/09/2023 7:44 PM  #4

    Nos681
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    Re: Wow! These engine mounts

    I used Anchor mounts from Rock Auto.
    It was a private label and made in USA.



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    9/09/2023 7:56 PM  #5

    Rudi
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    Re: Wow! These engine mounts

    Are you going to drill them for a safety bolt.
    Might be worth while .
    I was never impressed with any of the o/e type so I got a set of  Prothane mounts, they will never split.

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    Good work ain't cheap, Cheap work ain't good!   Simple Man
     

    9/11/2023 7:57 AM  #6

    Steve69
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    Re: Wow! These engine mounts

    Rudi wrote:

    Are you going to drill them for a safety bolt.
    Might be worth while .
    I was never impressed with any of the o/e type so I got a set of Prothane mounts, they will never split.

    I think I might just do that and pin them with a bolt and run the old ones.

    Thanks
    Steve
     

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