depending on the condition of your engine mounts, you may actually be able to repair them permanently or temporarily with polyurethane from Home Depot! I was wondering how to fix a vibration I was getting whenever I applied throttle, I found out it was my engine mount, I did some research and found other people had use polyurethane from home Depot to fill the broken engine mount.
It will need seven to 10 days to cure, so make sure you have plenty of time for the car to sit.
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You sound like Lester from gta
I used fast set epoxy, which is much stronger and more durable. That would be a better choice. Otherwise good video and innovation.
Good to know . Im changing my mounts this week but will save the old ones to do this with in case they become unavailable eventually.