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Punisher00 09-26-2017 07:09 PM

Z1 Motor Mounts with stock exhaust...
 
So I purchased the Z1 Motor Mounts with no plans of doing the headers. (Big Mistake) I have all of the heat shielding off on the passengers side and the motor mount in. On the drivers side though, there's a bolt for the shielding that's on the inside of the header... Impossible to get to. Has anyone done motor mounts on our cars with factory headers. If so, what all did you do. Thanks in advance! :( I'm tired...https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...98c189b77d.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...1d16674f3c.jpg

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Rusty 09-26-2017 08:10 PM

You need a smaller picture. It's so big. I can't see anything.

Punisher00 09-26-2017 08:12 PM

Tapatalk is nice but I couldn't edit the pictures after taking them like I wanted. Ill see if I can finagle something. I ended up getting the screw out and the motor mount in but this is after days of playing with it while working on other mods

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Rusty 09-26-2017 08:16 PM

Installing LTH's on that side takes about 6 hours. The other side takes only 45 minutes. :icon14: That heat shield is a PITA!!!

nismolucino 09-26-2017 08:32 PM

You didnt need to take the heat shields off to do the mounts. Mine have been on for 3 years but I think I just evacuated the a/c and moved the lines out the way.

jmroy6 09-26-2017 08:43 PM

If i remember correctly you will have to remove the heat shield from the driver side manifold to access all four bolts that hold on the up motor mount to the block. i used a small boxed end wrench and a swivel to remove it. Another way is to loosen and remove the ac lines out of the way, which should give enough room to access the bolt on the heat shield. Once the heat shield is removed you can lossen the four bolts on the upper mount which will give yourself some wiggle room to remove the oem rubber mount out of the way. you will have to jack up the motor a few inches.

nismolucino 09-26-2017 08:51 PM

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Originally Posted by jmroy6 (Post 3696255)
If i remember correctly you will have to remove the heat shield from the driver side manifold to access all four bolts that hold on the up motor mount to the block. i used a small boxed end wrench and a swivel to remove it. Another way is to loosen and remove the ac lines out of the way, which should give enough room to access the bolt on the heat shield. Once the heat shield is removed you can lossen the four bolts on the upper mount which will give yourself some wiggle room to remove the oem rubber mount out of the way. you will have to jack up the motor a few inches.

Removing the bracket isn't necessary either I just jacked the motor up

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Punisher00 09-27-2017 05:53 AM

I was able to get the bolt out but had to pull theheader to get the shield it. The mounts in so it's just going to be a lot of slowly putting things back together. Ill know next time how to attack it. I appreciate the help guys. When I do invest in headers. I'll be well ahead of the game.

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overtureZ 09-27-2017 07:41 AM

Let me know if you feel any difference with the new mounts

Punisher00 04-24-2018 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by overtureZ (Post 3696327)
Let me know if you feel any difference with the new mounts

Sorry for the late response but they are awesome! The trans mount though will catch a resonance and vibrate given you let off at a certain RPM and load. I don't mind it but a shop I spoke with had multiple consumers remove the trans mint because they hated it. All and all it makes the car way more responsive. Me and a few Z friends compared the movement while revving and it was a noticeable difference.

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