Rubber or polyurethane mounts?

[Vikingone]

I need to replace the motor mounts and Transmission mounts. I was going to go with energy suspension polyurethane mounts. But I’m seeing a lot the stock rubber mounts cause less vibration and noise. This is going to be a mostly street driven Jeep. Should I just stick with stock rubber mounts. And if so does anyone have any recommendations on stock mounts.


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[Lumpy Grits]

I have used M.O.R.E. engine and tranny mounts now for almost 20 yrs.
Way better than OEM.
Not cheap to the wallet-Just the last ones you'll ever need.
https://mountainoffroad.com/

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[lowcountry]

I need to replace the motor mounts and Transmission mounts. I was going to go with energy suspension polyurethane mounts. But I’m seeing a lot the stock rubber mounts cause less vibration and noise. This is going to be a mostly street driven Jeep. Should I just stick with stock rubber mounts. And if so does anyone have any recommendations on stock mounts.


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Well, urethane is the craze and everyone is using it. But rubber will dampen out vibration better. Most rubber mounts will need replacing before a urethane mount (depending on environmental conditions, placement on the vehicle, and usage) - guess it just depends on what you want. Most people will probably never 'notice' the differences in the vibration levels, but for the purist...

 

[hole]

Went with the Energy Urethane mounts last year, very minor "extra" vibration noticed. Not enough to bother me. If/when these go I will get the MORE Bombproof mounts and call it a day