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East Coast Euro Billet/Poly Upgraded W204 C63 Engine/Trans mounts
Our East Coast Euro engine and transmission mounts are a great performance upgrade for your W204 C63. The mounts are CNC billet aluminum and loaded with polyurethane with a stiffness of your choice. The mounts provide stronger support for your engine and transmission which in turn gives better throttle response. They are also 10mm shorter than a new OEM mount which allows for more clearance for headers to the body of the car. They are anodized black for a nice finish. The mounts are fully serviceable which means that you can replace the inserts without having to buy a new mount again! They are made and assembled in America.
The engine mounts are $465 shipped in the USA and the transmission mount is $175 shipped in the USA. International shipping is available at buyers expense.
The mounts are currently used in some of the highest powered AMG's including everything from street cars to drag and race cars!
Send us a message to get your order started and let us know if you have any questions.
I installed the trans mount, it's great, and when I saw this bumped was so hoping you guys had some holiday savings for the engine mounts you wanted to announce? For the good of the community??
2012 P31 C63 Coupe Trackrat, 2019 GLE63S Coupe Beast
Of all cars I’m surprised that mine haven’t melted yet. 8+ years no problem. I’m also using the harder 80A poly so maybe that has something to do with it lasting.
Of all cars I’m surprised that mine haven’t melted yet. 8+ years no problem. I’m also using the harder 80A poly so maybe that has something to do with it lasting.
I just checked mine and they haven't melted either. 80A as well so maybe
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