ECS 75A Durometer Engine Mount – Pair – E36 E46 E9x Z3 Z4

Product Details

Don’t neglect your motor mounts! Most stock BMW motor mounts are fluid filled and the stiffness of the mount depends on this fluid. But over time the fluid leaks out and the strength of the mount is greatly reduced. A worn motor mount allows the engine to twist and shift around. The harder you’re driving the more shift will occur. As the engine is moving around it can contact other parts in the engine bay – usually cooling related. The mechanical fan can hit the radiator; the A/C compressor can hit a radiator hose, the exhaust will flex and may break. Twisting of the engine can also lead to shifting problems as the transmission twists with it. There are countless issues related to worn or compressed motor mounts so don’t overlook these as a regular replacement item (every 50,000 miles).

As a leading source of high performance BMW parts and accessories since 1993, ECS is the go-to supplier for tens of thousands of enthusiasts the world over. With over two decades of parts, service, and  experience under their belt, ECS provides only quality performance and replacement parts. All of their performance parts are those they would (and do!) install and run on our their own cars, as well as replacement parts that are Genuine BMW or from OEM manufacturers. We only offer parts we know you can trust to perform!

*Can be sold individually (T1856016)

Features: 

• Engine operating conditions and drivetrain forces carefully analyzed to allow for a bushing design that withstands engine and drivetrain forces, and dampens natural engine vibration frequencies.
• Manufactured from 75A durometer rubber
• Reduced engine slop with decreased engine movement under load
• More direct power transfer with improved throttle response
• Complete drop-in replacement of factory engine mounts
• Crisper throttle response & more precise shifts
• Long-term testing done on multiple vehicles for real-world qualification
• All stainless steel hardware used for corrosion protection