Good Motor Mounts?

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Jun 6, 2008 | 11:50 AM

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Z1 Performance

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as the owner of a legit 320 whp Z, do yourself a favor...whatever mounts need to be replaced, just get yourself brand new OEM ones from the dealer. I'm still on my factory, original mounts, and have not had any issues (car has around 55k miles now) - really no need for anything else unless you have a full out race car, or are making a TON of power

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Jun 6, 2008 | 01:15 PM

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this thread smells like it came directly from the cow pasture.

Jun 6, 2008 | 02:22 PM

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ok thanks

Jun 8, 2008 | 06:19 PM

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Originally Posted by ChikinShyt

i brought my car to a mechanic, and they told me that my motor mounts are shot, my rear diff bushings are bad, and my sub frame bushings are bad..and they showed me that the mounts are bad by putting my car on a lift, and my my motor by hand, and the mount on the driver side was moving and making a clacking noise..and i really dont car if the car is making 320whp, 500whp, or even 100whp, i like my car, it looks and sounds great, im just going by what i was told, i joined my 350z for help and ideas, i didnt think people on here were gonna be jerks about a couple questions i had..

How many miles are on this vehicle? Unless the car has 100K+ miles on it, and some severe abuse, I think it might be time to find another mechanic. Something smells very fishy.