I am rebuilding a ge for na-t. When I pulled the ge motor the motor shredded (round rubber)shredded, my question is I have mounts and brackets off my 89 parts car(square style), can I use these to bolt the motor into a ge 90 body. Basest on just looking at them side by side, the only difference I can see is that the aluminum bracket off the 90 has a slightly different angle for the mount. Can I use the aluminum bracket and the square motor mount to get this done.? Can I just use the steel bracket and square mount? I have done some research on this and the motor mounts seem to be very different when swapping jz motors.
Motor mount question
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Nope. sqaure mount and round mounts are different. If car has round use round.
Mk4 mounts can be used in place of round if you grind the tab off.
Mk4 mounts can be used in place of round if you grind the tab off.
What other cars are those mounts in? Or where can I buy some?
Out of curiosity why don't the square motor mounts fit in a round motor mount car?
Out of curiosity why don't the square motor mounts fit in a round motor mount car?
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Mk4 supra mounts. Can get then from Toyota.
Can also get them from drift motion.
And champion or elmhurst Toyota on sf.
Can also get them from drift motion.
And champion or elmhurst Toyota on sf.
I e-mailed Aaron at driftmotion earlier today about the motor mounts and he said that his are from the mk4. I'll be ordering a pair tonight from him for my 91 
I have all the brackets I need. Ordered the mounts yesterday from driftmotion. Those are some nice people. I actually had an issue where I ordered twice and when I called to cancel one order they were already on top of it. They actually read the comment sections on the order page. It's great doing business with honest people. Thumbs up driftmotion
https://www.revshift.com/shop/motor...motor-mounts-toyota-supra-mkiii-1989-1992.php best mounts on the market.
I've never seen them before. There poly mounts so they will be stiffer than stock and will have slightly more vibrations.
Nope I speak from experience. Give them a try and you'll see what I am talking about.Brewhaha;1871175 said:
Those are the ones I went with. They were awesome. Very little vibration, and the engine was nice and firm. I am positive you'll be satisfied with them. PM me if you have any questions about them. Also for the MK4 owners, check out the new flex disc he just put on the market. Make sure you tell them "Rob 'that1guy' sent you".f00g00;1876304 said: