it should be fine. Thats where we store the tubes of urethane to keep them warm for installing windows. I'll mist the mounts down twice a day to keep a lil moisture in em

Cool. If you know about installing windows, you know about urethane. I used to have an auto glass shop, and I've thought about using urethane to make things like sway bar bushings.

I was looking at cleaning them up and squirting urethane inbetween the rubber and the metal and letting it dry on the furnace for a day to stiffen them up. k What do you guys think?

 

I did this with ea81 tranny mounts. worked really well. used 3M windo-weld from Advance Auto Parts store....

 

it was summertime, so I just let them cure for a week on my workbench.

 

I also did a set of engine mounts, but that gived you a lot more vibration

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