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07-12-2022, 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by RockBit

I have an aluminum block. With solid motor mounts, would the be a danger of stripping the motor mount threads in the block? My engine dynoed at 660 lb-ft…

And solid motor mounts on race (1/4 mi) cars are prone to causing cracks in the side of the block around the mount bolts.

I would suggest replacing the alum elbow and rubber couplers with a pre-formed rubber hose. It would allow for more twist and flex as the motor moves around.

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