hockey puck mounts?

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Banshee

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94 atx. hockey pucks for motor mounts? Casual driver. Can it be done?
 

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guys have done it and reported that before long the hockey pucks will break, leaving you with a big problem.
 

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not going to do that to her. need front and rear plus tranny mount. I was quoted $880 after parts and taxes in NY. Going to order parts and do myself.
 

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Where in NY are you?

I'd get reinforced mounts, or just do it yourself with bolts and poly bushings.

As long as the stud mounting area is still solid on the mount you can reinforce yours and use them. I've reinforced a front mount that was shot, but it eventually broke where the stud mounts to the subframe.

I had to drive back from the nyc like that, it was ridiculous. My power steering pulley cut the a/c line or the p/s line.


I've never seen the atx mounts so they might be different.
 
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Not sure how you'd use hockey pucks for motor mounts. In the past, the hot topic of discussion was using hockey pucks for subframe bushings, using pieces of exhaust pipe around the OD for "reinforcement". To be honest, putting that much work into making a hockey puck work as a half assed subframe bushing is ******* ********.

Anyway, sounds like you're on the right track with replacing them with stock mounts.
 

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