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    The time has came!

    Out with the old and in with the new. All four mount replaced after driving four year with these:

    Now the car feels great, no vibrations at all. All i hear now is just the exhuast, and love it.

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    I can't believe a meet never happening all because I or James is not gonna be present. What kind of crap is that? Since when was G-spot and Silver01G heart and soul of TGCTX?

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    lol. Where did you find my old mounts. How many miles did those have ? and what did did u replace them with urethane or oem mounts?

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    Experienced TGC Member showtime's Avatar
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    wow those are almost as bad as mine when i replaced them.

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    damn thats horrible

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    Nice. but you should have posted a picture of the new ones too.
    :/

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    Your granny mount looks like mine but my rear motor mount is worse than your. All I need to replace is the passenger side mount and I should be as good as new
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    You are here entirely tooo much!! 99 galant's Avatar
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    i need to replace them too. but im not sure if i should put more money into my car or not.

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    Did you replace them with new factory ones or poly ones? Also what did they cost?

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    my front and rear rollers cost me $125 from the dealer, the tranny mount cost me $65 from napa and i havent gotten the passenger side mount yet
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    ouch i paid i paid 30 bucks a piece for front and rear while tranny and side were 60 a piece

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    Quote Originally Posted by 02redgalant View Post
    ouch i paid i paid 30 bucks a piece for front and rear while tranny and side were 60 a piece
    i had to go to the dealer since no one had them and mine were rattling so bad i couldnt drive it
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    yeah they were bad, ive had the car for three years got her at 62,000 miles viberation was not as bad then but you could feel it, when i replaced she was just over 151,000 miles. i replaced them with the OEMs after reading a lot of threads and comments OEMs were the best way to go for a daily driver. I just spent the money and went to the dealership. 30 something for the front and rear and 90 something for the tran and side mount. i know it was a lot but fuck it. when it comes to fixin my girl money doesnt mean a thing, labor was 50 mainly cause i didnt have the tools so i had a freind that had the tools help me out. took about 2hrs. she drives prefect now. i was so use of the viberation i would throw her in N, but now it feels like the car is turned off, smooth! it was worth the money.
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    TeamDreamSpeed / PizzaBoy
    Quote Originally Posted by G-spot View Post
    I can't believe a meet never happening all because I or James is not gonna be present. What kind of crap is that? Since when was G-spot and Silver01G heart and soul of TGCTX?

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    lol about time. i changed mine last month

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    I'm assuming this is fairly simple, I have the haynes manual and it looks like this is a pretty simple task, correct me if I'm wrong, you guys run into any specific problems?
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    Quote Originally Posted by greddy View Post
    I'm assuming this is fairly simple, I have the haynes manual and it looks like this is a pretty simple task, correct me if I'm wrong, you guys run into any specific problems?

    the rear one is hard to access and get leverage to remove the bolts without removing the battery

    doing the tranny mount after doing the front and back rollers is a PITA so do it while doing the front and back

    the front one is the easiest

    i havent done the passenger side motor mount yet so cant help you with that one much but it looks easy
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    yea, spdracr is right on point..passenger is the easiest one ...when you do the job just make sure you put something between the jack/and the oil pan..thats how i dented mine

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    Quote Originally Posted by ricky_db View Post
    lol about time. I changed mine last month
    me 2 ^^^^

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    The time has came!
    Is it now, or it has passed? I'm confused. ;)

    If you post stupid and incorrect information, you will get red nuggets.

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    I paid like $200-230 for all 4 mounts on eBay for the Mitsu OEM replacements. Then paid my mechanic to do it, bcz i like my knuckles! LOL! Didnt feel like messin with the hard to get to ones. Didnt take him but an hour or two. Did it like March or April last year.
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    hmm this along with AGXs may smooth my ride out just how i need

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