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Hya,when I took the engine out of the 31 independence I noticed the engine mount/bracket was straight onto the chassis is it right there is no rubber in between,just metal to metal?
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Yes, that's correct. Chevy did not have any sort of resilient engine mountings until 1932.
All the Best, Chip
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Hi Chip,would you put something there or just leave it.Phil.
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I tried rubber pieces between engine and frame many years ago. Took them out as they made vibrations 10 times worse. Bolt solid to the frame!
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What they said......... 
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