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      Front motor mount?

      is there any for the 08 hatch? i want to lose the wheel hop.. or is there any other way around this..
      2008 Chevy Aveo5 - 15" steelies, cold air intake, 12" Audiobahn steel series sub w/ Rockford Fosgate amp and Pioneer headunit

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      Did you do this? Curious how it worked out.

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      Fastrakr - If you are asking me, yes all my mounts are filled with window weld. It was too late though, the extra grip from my tires i think caused my engine to move around too much which is why all my mounts broke in the first place. I had the trans mount fail again and am in the process of making a new bracket to mount the transmission to the stock transmission side mount replacing the two piece bracket. I'll start a new thread when it's done.

      As for filling the mounts, don't fill them completely, it makes the car vibrate a little at idle and a little louder as well.

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      I wonder if there is anything softer that could be used. Improved performance but no vibrations.

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      a softer hardness urethane could be used, solid fill, more give.


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