Engine mounts

[MoparMadman]

I’ve got a 69 Coronet R/T that likes to rip drivers side engine mounts. Any suggestions on what brand to use? Rubber…urethane…sources? Help!

 

[Bee1971]

I would probably try these if buying today

Are you talking Factory HP or Stroker Motor type Torque ?

440 Source sells these - Click

OEM Spec Engine Mount - 66-72B 66-73C 70-74E

Years ago for rubber mounts , and still today most jobbers are selling Chinese Anchor Brand for peanuts because they are made out of peanuts

I literally had to go around to every local jobber to find a decent pair that looked good

Then I did the recessed bolts and lock nuts trick for the bracket and engine mount for piece of mind on my Stroker Motor

 

[MoparMadman]

Currently I’m running mild street build but I’ll be building a stroker over the winter

 

[hunt2elk]

Moroso solids.

 

[F4R/T]

I’ve thought about running one solid on the left even my warmed over small block eats them anchor ones for breakfast.

 

[jimbosride]

Mancini Racing Interlocking Engine Mount Set ........check site for your year​

 

[ckessel]

Maybe add a torque strap into the mix too.

 

[cr8crshr]

Maybe add a torque strap into the mix too.

I was going to mention this also. I used one on the cars I have had and they work very nicely. Plus the ease of installation is way better than replacing it with a new rubber mount...Check them out...cr8crshr/Bill

 

[Budnicks]

Maybe add a torque strap into the mix too.

Mancini Racing

Mancini Racing Torque Strap adj. for AB&E bodies
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or the factory cable,
albeit it's loose
& won't stop the ripping of the shitty rubber mounts today

you could use 1 solid Moroso Solid mt
on the drivers side & a reg rubber mount on the pass side
the pass, side rarely get shredded, like the drivers side does, from the Torque

 

[hunt2elk]

Why are all you guys scared of running solid mounts? There is no reason for chains or torque straps. Stroker motors and 4-speeds don't play nice with rubber mounts as I found out. I broke several standard mounts as well as a Schumacher mount. Ran torque straps for awhile, and then converted all 3 of my cars to solid mounts and never looked back. Simple, cheap, and no drilling holes in the k-frame. Just my opinion, of course.

 

[Black_Sheep]

The Mancini torque strap looks just like the OG Schumacher strap that's worked well for a couple decades...

 

[t.flatt]

Here's my new Schumacher mounts. I'm not happy with them. The rubber on one is black the other a shiny grey. I think the first weld I ever attempted looked better than this turd. The threaded stud for mounting it to the bracket hits the block if you put just a bit of pressure on it. And, lastly, the nuts are welded on so crooked you can't thread a bolt into them. I bought these about a year and a half ago. I'm thinking of going to solids.

 

[junior340]

I use a older Schumacher strap with rubber mounts for a little cushion and never have anymore issues.