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I just cracked the zorts side engine mount on the ea. Are there any better mounts that you can fit, that are better than the factory one? and how much should I be paying?
You can change the K frame to that off an EF/EL and install their mounts, that's what I'm doing. Other than that, I don't think there really is anything out there.
nah i to dont think there's anything on the market for the ea-ed's in regards to engine mounts - i guess you'll have to keep it stock
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Thanx guys for the info. I ended up getting some new ones from Just Falcons for $25. While under the car I found out the uni joints are stuffed on the tail shaft. There goes another $150, it just never ends.
Fitting new unis yourself to your tailshaft isn’t difficult.
They are about $20-25 each, so you could save about $100 on the figure you quoted.
There’s more than one type of uni, it depends on your car, although it may not be the original type if it’s had a diff change.
The two main types are inner circlip and outer circlip. A look says it all as to which type it is.
If you want a hand and can come up to Bayswater I can help you out and show you what to do.
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Thanks guys. I have just pulled the tail shaft out, and am about to knock out the unis, and get a couple of new ones, once everything opens, didn't think that I would get it out that easy because everything else on the car has had it fair share of problems. (it must be a female, difficult & temperamental)
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