Energy Suspension 68-72 Chevy Camaro / 64-72 Chevelle / 63-82 Corvette / 69-72 Nova Black Early Engi

If you're working on an early GM classic like a 1967-1973 Camaro, a 1964-1973 Chevelle, or a 1963-1982 Corvette, replacing worn-out motor mounts is a common and important job. These mounts are crucial for keeping your engine securely in place and absorbing vibrations, and the original rubber ones often don't last long. Energy Suspension's mounts are made from their Hyper-Flex™ performance polyurethane, which is designed to be tough enough for racing but also comfortable enough for street driving.

This polyurethane material is resistant to common under-vehicle fluids like oil and coolant, meaning they'll hold up better over time than stock rubber. They offer a torque-resistant design that's as strong as metal mounts, but without the harshness that can transfer vibrations into the cabin. You'll find these mounts will outlast the original rubber ones, giving you improved performance and longevity for your engine's support.