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11-29-2006 11:07 PM #2
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Rubber, are best to absorb vibration .Then you have poly mounts ,and then there are solid mounts.
Remember the more "stiffer" the mounts the more vibration you will feel and hear.
My idea on my truck is to use rubber mounts and torque limiters.They will help keep the engine from twisting,and the rubber mounts will keep vibration down.I am planning on a big block for built for street strip,mainly strip and occasional cruize night.I know I will love my motor ,but dont want it to get real annoying on longer cruize trips.Last edited by BigTruckDriver; 11-29-2006 at 11:45 PM.
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