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By 62bigwindow - 9 Years Ago
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Does anyone make polyurethane engine mounts for y block power cars?
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By LordMrFord - 9 Years Ago
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I think its the same guy, who sells PUR-frontend bushing and other race parts for 59 Ford...
...nobody.
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By Lou - 9 Years Ago
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What would the advantage of polyurethane be?
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By 62bigwindow - 9 Years Ago
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I'm not sure myself. The question was asked elsewhere and thought I would look into it. The main concern was all the rubber parts being sourced to China now by Carpenter and others.
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By 62bigwindow - 9 Years Ago
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I'm not sure myself. The question was asked elsewhere and thought I would look into it. The main concern was all the rubber parts being sourced to China now by Carpenter and others.
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By MoonShadow - 9 Years Ago
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The poly would be firmer with less give than a rubber mount. I wonder if the mount for an early FE 352/390 would work? I had some poly spring eye bushings made years ago. One of the serious drag racers put a set on his rear springs and said they helped take away a soft feeling when launching. Sorry but the sales did not justify having more made. Chuck
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By LordMrFord - 9 Years Ago
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Buy two compound windshield glue and do it yourself. 
If you got tight fitting headers or something and large team of horses dragging the wagon, sturdier mounts might help.
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