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      12-28-2018, 10:00 AM   #23
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I have the 034 engine and trans mounts and have no issues to report whatsoever. Going on four months now.
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Why does corteco have 2 different mounts. On ECS I see a mount that says it fits both right and left for $46.99 each. But there is also a right mount only that is $124.70. The right only looks like it has some kind of heat shield. https://www.ecstuning.com/BMW-E90-33.../engine_mount/
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Alright, so it looks like my engine mounts are shot and need to be replaced. After searching the forums, it looks like the consensus is upgrading to the 335is mount on the passenger side (at least). However, realoem lists this part #22116793240 and you can't find that thing for under $600. That's outrageous, and there's no way I'm paying that for a single engine mount.

Any other recommendations? Have they changed part #s and those older ones are just harder to find or something? Charging 6 times the cost of a regular mount is just blowing my mind right now.

Thanks in advance.
From what I recall for my E90 N51, the engine mounts are roughly around $100-$150 USD each. Out of curiosity, what leads you to believe that your engine mounts are shot?
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So I went ahead and installed oem bmw engine mounts and trans mounts on my e90 n54 auto trans. They found the passenger mount rubber was just wobbling back and forth. Possibly broken. I didn't want to spend $600+ for the is mount. The car feels solid and amazing now. Wow, it really feels like I picked up a good amount of horsepower and torque. The left one was fine after 140k miles. Not sure when the mount went bad. Hopefully, it'll stay stiff for at least another 50k miles. I am tuned though.
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So I went ahead and installed oem bmw engine mounts and trans mounts on my e90 n54 auto trans... Wow, it really feels like I picked up a good amount of horsepower and torque...
Huh?
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      02-11-2019, 02:14 PM   #29
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Huh?
That's right! Lol!
Initial take off from a stop and from a roll is spot on snappy! The launch or thrust is more instant. Its pretty typical for a really bad motor mount to cause the engines power to not transmit to the drive train properly. I didnt expect any difference. It just surprised me.

The front end feels so much better too. Before the mounts install, my car was shifting from 3rd to 4th gear really hard when wide open throttle. It was causing drive train to take a beating from front to rear. Shifts are more insulated now. I just installed the guibo a few days ago. Had a minor crack in it.
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My car is 170k, how should I check if I need engine mounts?
I'm guessing I need them, as I doubt they have ever been done.

My car rattles a bit like an untamed dragon at idle.
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My car is 170k, how should I check if I need engine mounts?
I'm guessing I need them, as I doubt they have ever been done.

My car rattles a bit like an untamed dragon at idle.
Then you need them. Only way is to remove and inspect, at that point you might as well upgrade or swap out to new ones.

Buy OEM or if you want an upgrade the revshift 80A seem to be the best. 034 MM are SHIT. You can have my old ones with 1000 miles on them for free, just pay shipping.

If you want to DIY you can inject a bunch of 3M windowweld in each MM and wait for it to dry then reinstall like the video above.

Weak MM can cause catastrophic engine failure with the pulley(plastic) shattering and the belt being ingested past the front main seal and generally F'ing up your engine. This will happen at speed after a bump, you have no way of knowing if it is happening. Best fix is strong aftermarket MM. You can also knotch the sub frame so it can't touch but that is more work and aftermarket MM will be an upgrade which is what most people do.
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Buy OEM or if you want an upgrade the revshift 80A seem to be the best. 034 MM are SHIT. You can have my old ones with 1000 miles on them for free, just pay shipping.

Are you saying these are shit?
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Are you saying these are shit?
In my opinion, yes. You can have mine, pay shipping. 1k miles on them.

Just buy OEM if that is what you want, upgraded revshift seem to be the best upgraded MM unless you want 100% solid(race car).

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In my opinion, yes. You can have mine, pay shipping. 1k miles on them.

Just buy OEM if that is what you want, upgraded revshift seem to be the best upgraded MM unless you want 100% solid(race car).
Can you expand on this? I'm looking to replace engine and transmission mounts with something just a tad firmer than stock. The 034s seem like the best value. Did you experience issues?
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Can you expand on this? I'm looking to replace engine and transmission mounts with something just a tad firmer than stock. The 034s seem like the best value. Did you experience issues?
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What drew that conclusion for you?
I too was going to yeet a set of these...
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Can you expand on this? I'm looking to replace engine and transmission mounts with something just a tad firmer than stock. The 034s seem like the best value. Did you experience issues?
Holy F they are J U N K. Fill your stickers will 3m window weld if you just want slightly stiffer than stock.

Revshift 80a motor mounts ftw.

The 034 also sat lower which made my single turbo install take another week +

F 034. ECS knows there is a systemic issue hence them honoring my return 1.5 years later after I ran them for 3 months tops. My buddy also had his return granted.

Edit: I went with the rogue engineering transmission mounts and have been happy with them and the ssk short throw shifter.

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Holy F they are J U N K. Fill your stickers will 3m window weld if you just want slightly stiffer than stock.

Revshift 80a motor mounts ftw.

The 034 also sat lower which made my single turbo install take another week +

F 034. ECS knows there is a systemic issue hence them honoring my return 1.5 years later after I ran them for 3 months tops. My buddy also had his return granted.

Edit: I went with the rogue engineering transmission mounts and have been happy with them and the ssk short throw shifter.
How is the NVH with the Revshift 80a mounts? They seem like they are about the best price for a higher performance mount. I was also looking at the Rogue trans mounts since they are still rubber and not poly.

Anyone know why the passenger motor mounts are so much more than the driver's side mounts? Also, are some mounts interchangeable between driver and passenger side? Everywhere lists the mounts as side specific, but the video above says that the engine mounts he purchased were interchangeable.
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How is the NVH with the Revshift 80a mounts? They seem like they are about the best price for a higher performance mount. I was also looking at the Rogue trans mounts since they are still rubber and not poly.

Anyone know why the passenger motor mounts are so much more than the driver's side mounts? Also, are some mounts interchangeable between driver and passenger side? Everywhere lists the mounts as side specific, but the video above says that the engine mounts he purchased were interchangeable.
Revshift NVH is perfectly acceptable to me. Not like a really hard solid metal mount.

The rev shift comes with a cover for the passenger side mount to block heat.

Both of them looked identical to me. I don't remember having to install them on the 'right' side but installed them over a year ago.

I vote revshift over rogue but I am sure the rogue is decent, just not as firm.
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