Brittany noticed my engine moved back and forth a little too much when we were all revving our engines at JJ'* Cruise Saturday Oct 9th. Nick and I took a closer look and confirmed my suspicion of the front motor mount being shot. So today I decided to fix that. Cheaped out and used the hockey puck method.

List of parts
Hockey pucks: $1.99 each (MC Sports)
Grade 8 1/2"x6" bolt: $3.18 (Lowes with employee discount)
Grade 8 lock washers: $0.94 (Lowes with employee discount)
Grade 8 hex nuts: $0.94 (Lowes with employee discount)


Made a template of the center point and used the sharp end of a compass to mark it on the puck


Just a bit messy.


I'll post a pic of it in the car tomorrow if I remember. Too dark to see inside the engine compartment right now and I forgot to take a pic before I pulled out of the garage. I must say that I love the fact I no longer have harsh shifts and now have instant response from the motor again.

I did mine last month, what a change. But I just drilled threw and put a 1/2" grade 8 bolt threw the mount and remove the little worthless strut. WOW, great shifts.

Hockey puck?!

I never woulda guessed

Yup it works great for the Bonne'* front mount

I'm gonna do this on the Turbo Grand Prix

Go for it. You'll love the results if it fits

if that version doesnt work for your grand prix, make your own.
heres one for the park avenue:

What'* with the black tape and wood screw?

You will notice a difference.. I did the hock puck too

I used hockey pucks as subframe bushings on the 94.I did not feel it was worth about 1000 bucks to get new bushings haha