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Moroso 62540 : Motor Mounts, Steel, Zinc, Dodge, Plymouth, Passenger Cars, Pair on 2040-parts.com

US $39.95
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Denver, North Carolina, United States

Denver, North Carolina, United States
Condition:New Brand:Moroso Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:62540 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States



Part Number: 62540


Motor Mounts, Steel, Zinc, Dodge, Plymouth, Passenger Cars, Pair

  • Motor Mount Style: Complete mount                            
  • Bushing Material: Steel                                         
  • Bracket Included: No                                         
  • Bracket Finish: Zinc plated                                         
  • Transmission Mount Included: No                                         
  • Quantity: Sold as a pair.

Moroso solid steel motor mounts replace stock, OEM-style rubber mounts to prevent torque loss and binding linkages, a common result of excessive engine movement. These solid steel mounts eliminate the need for bulky torque straps and chains and are covered with a protective zinc coating. 

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