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26 Sep 2003, 05:37 pm
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Motor Mount "fixes"?
MMs on the PT are super soft. How about some mid-to-low-buck tips on correcting this performance issue? I've heard of 3M WindowWeld added as a supplement to the stockers. Anybody use a torque strap (cable) successfully? I like this one especially since (in theory) it only comes into play under hard use. Do the Turbos have the same problem?     
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26 Sep 2003, 07:50 pm
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not sure but i saw ansrt-4 on the dyno, the engine looked like it was ready to jump out of the engine bay.
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27 Sep 2003, 01:02 am
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I'll second that. I thought I was going to have a heart attack when I saw mine on the dyno!
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28 Sep 2003, 08:50 pm
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Some of the guys on the SRT-4 Forum are filling the motor mounts with a product from 3M. Do a search there and see what you find..
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29 Sep 2003, 06:48 pm
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My 3M windoweld is starting to come appart after 6000 miles. It worked good for a while. I making a torque strap as we type.
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29 Sep 2003, 07:29 pm
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Thanks PVO. Keep us updated about this...
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