Simple question on Dogbone engine mounts
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Re: Simple question on Dogbone engine mounts
Originally Posted by jr's3800
Originally Posted by bonnie94sse
My 3100 has the 2 dogbones. I'm thinking about replacing them with ones from RSM to recover some possible torque. Is there any certain way to change these to avoid problems or is it basically just taking one off at a time and replacing them? Thanks.
Almost forgot to tell you... The fluid filled mount that sits under the dront of the oil pan is proned to leaking all of the fluid out with age... Thats a fun mount to replace too
Jason, not too sure. I may have just struts, but it bounces like hell at the back. I'd have to check on that.
EDIT: Forgot, I have FE1 suspension, which I believe is soft ride...so whatever that entails, that'* what I have. :?
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Re: Simple question on Dogbone engine mounts
Originally Posted by jr's3800
Originally Posted by bonnie94sse
Originally Posted by jr's3800
Originally Posted by bonnie94sse
My 3100 has the 2 dogbones. I'm thinking about replacing them with ones from RSM to recover some possible torque. Is there any certain way to change these to avoid problems or is it basically just taking one off at a time and replacing them? Thanks.
Almost forgot to tell you... The fluid filled mount that sits under the dront of the oil pan is proned to leaking all of the fluid out with age... Thats a fun mount to replace too
Jason, not too sure. I may have just struts, but it bounces like hell at the back. I'd have to check on that.
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
Pete...
If you will not be doing the spring swap for a little while, look into a set of Monroe shocks for the rear for the time being... I don't think those are really that expensive at all... I know what its like to have the rear bouncing... I hated it on my 95 fixed that pretty much except for the FE1 part.... And the 91 is in need for sure... lol
If you will not be doing the spring swap for a little while, look into a set of Monroe shocks for the rear for the time being... I don't think those are really that expensive at all... I know what its like to have the rear bouncing... I hated it on my 95 fixed that pretty much except for the FE1 part.... And the 91 is in need for sure... lol
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
Originally Posted by bonnie94sse
Originally Posted by jr's3800
Pete...
If you will not be doing the spring swap for a little while, look into a set of Monroe shocks for the rear for the time being... I don't think those are really that expensive at all... I know what its like to have the rear bouncing... I hated it on my 95 fixed that pretty much except for the FE1 part.... And the 91 is in need for sure... lol
If you will not be doing the spring swap for a little while, look into a set of Monroe shocks for the rear for the time being... I don't think those are really that expensive at all... I know what its like to have the rear bouncing... I hated it on my 95 fixed that pretty much except for the FE1 part.... And the 91 is in need for sure... lol
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