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Dan,
People with performance cars have used urethane for years. It just wasn't a viable option because of the OEM application for our mounts.
Urethane can be purchased in 3 hardnesses for this type of job. The 80 that I used is typical of a urethane mount you would buy from the various companies for high performance street use. You can get about 96 shore for racing applications. And you can buy a urethane that is roughly the same as the OEM rubber.
No doubt these will transmit more vibration into the cockpit. I would expect much less engine movement.
I will purchase a urethane trans mount from Summit or others to go with the engine mounts.
John
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