enigine mount on a 22re?
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enigine mount on a 22re?
We started to pull my motor to get it bored and found that my motor mounts are just as beat up as the rest of my truck and I thought crap I have the motor out why not replace these things while I am at it. I have looked up prices at the junkyard ones $11-$16 but can only find v6 ones. I looked up auto parts store and they run about $35-$75 per mount. And bombproof ones run $85-$100 for the pair but I know nothing about them. So that brings me to my post question:
Will 3vz(3.0) engine mounts work with a 22re, most aftermarket places have them listed as the same part number?
Are the bombproof engine mounts worth buying?
Does anyone know of an inexpensive alternative?
Will 3vz(3.0) engine mounts work with a 22re, most aftermarket places have them listed as the same part number?
Are the bombproof engine mounts worth buying?
Does anyone know of an inexpensive alternative?
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I think it all depends how you use your rig for wheelin. do you go rock climbing with lots of banging your toy off the rocks, use the bombproof ones. If your using it for some mud or sand with a little racing of the engine, the regular ones are good enough. It's all in how your going to run your rig.
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Unless you have a huge torque monster motor anything over stock is tossing the cash away. Remember, the stiffer the mount, the more vibration is transferred to the frame. Some people don't mind that and some do. I've run stock on my trucks( 22R and 22RE ) and never experienced any breakage due to trails, sand, or rocks. Just age.....
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I think it all depends how you use your rig for wheelin. do you go rock climbing with lots of banging your toy off the rocks, use the bombproof ones. If your using it for some mud or sand with a little racing of the engine, the regular ones are good enough. It's all in how your going to run your rig.
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Yes, I may have it backwards, no matter what when you go wheelin, your gonna do a lot of low torque drivin putting stress on a lot of parts. It's all in how your going to use and abuse ur rig.
"Go hard or go home"
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These bolt right up, got the info from some one on this board
Energy Suspension GM transmission mount, part number 3.1108, replace drivers side
I put one in already about $25 bucks
Energy Suspension GM transmission mount, part number 3.1108, replace drivers side
I put one in already about $25 bucks
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