Motor Mounts Are Small but Important

No one wants their engine to go on tilt. A tilted or misaligned engine can easily become damaged or fail. And because the parts of your 1967 Mustang are connected, it's likely that an engine shifting will cause other parts to break. So, make sure to check your motor mounts frequently, especially if you notice excessive vibration. If you see signs of damage, then go ahead and replace them.

You'll also need to replace your 1967 Mustang motor mounts if you decide to perform an engine swap. Fortunately, there are great motor mount options for big blocks and even for modern engines like the Coyote.

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