[shdybrady19]

Should i pay the 30ish dollars and get the standard motor mounts? Or should i pay the 100 bucks for the superduty ones? I'll have a 393 stroker with a sd friendly cam. So nothing to extreme.

 

[ThetaTauMan]

$70 buys a lot of beer....that should answer your question:thumbup

 

[shdybrady19]

yes it does:beer

 

[va92bronco]

I got the beefed up ones when I did my motor swap. They are alot nicer than the stockers I was looking at. Why spend a good amount of $$ on a motor, then go cheap on a part that holds that motor to the frame?

 

[shdybrady19]

thats a pretty good point. I'll probably end up going with that.

 

[bigbrownbear]

You can buy regular motor mounts every year or really good ones every 10 or so. That is how my mustang acts. I paid about half as much for stock ones twice before finally stepping up to some polies, and couldn't be happier. Go for the beef, especially with the 393....

 

[Hoxviii]

I'd save money. Buy the cheap ones and 8' of aircraft cable and clamps and cable that sucker in place. Then you'll have $50 left for beer.

Justin

 

[Tony R]

Get these and be done with it. They make them for JBG. Worth the money. Never have to deal with it again. Spending the half a day to mess with replacing stock ones every few years (or hard off road trips) isn't worth saving the few $$...
http://www.wcb4x4.com/mm5/merchant....Code=WCB&Product_Code=10110&Category_Code=ENG

 

[GTRider245]

Go with the beef and be done with it for a while. Especialy with a 393...

 

[motoxscott]

Personally I like the AutoFab versions. They cost more, but they are built for real offroad use. From what I remember all the border patrol Bronco's have them.

Here are some pics. I have a set for sale if you're interested in them. They retail for $240, I'm selling them for $180 brand new. I bought 2 sets by accident over the years.

 

[tmwalmart]

I got the polys for my 393. The rubber was pretty much separated on my stockers.