What is one way to fix sagging motor mounts?
Nick (nickster1_99) suggests: “Here is a tip for all you with sagged out motor mounts. I bought some older style mounts for a 60s Chevrolet–the “pancake” style. I then took apart my sagged out oil soaked mounts. The part that bolts to the frame of the car was saved, the rest tossed. I then took this U shaped piece and then hacked out the middle, leaving 2 legs per side. I flattened out the bends at the top of these legs then drilled holes for 7/16″ bolts to go through. I then bolted these legs to the pancake style mounts and compared to the other side mount (I only did 1 side at a time). It was appx 1/4-3/8″ higher. I just bolted these mounts in place when I installed my engine. I am very pleased. They sit at a good height and the steering does’t even come close to the oil pan. The prevoius owner achieved the same thing by putting shims under the mounts at the frame. The mounts ran approximately $20 a piece when I bought them. It took me approximately 1 hour for each mount (measure tw
