2001 Buick LeSabre transmission mount recommendation?

[GMBoy]

Probably a reboxed Anchor mount.

Probably is but my point was that it will have a life time warranty whereas the one's in the Anchor box will not. Still crappy but you get as many as you need lol

 

[JGmazda]

I have had 6 3800 cars. 4 of them S/C. I have just used what I can get and have not had any problems to include the Anchor junk.
Basically that is what you get. One of my 3800s had rocker arms(increase lift without a cam swap), 2 sizes smaller pulley, full exhaust. It was an ok mover (low 13's) on questionable aftermarket mounts that were in better shape then the old stock ones.
You are limited, that car is 25 years old. I am pretty sure you are not laying into on daily basis. Don't think too hard about it, you are not
getting quality mounts for that thing in 2026, but you will get some that will give you a few years. I have Anchor in the 05 Lacrosse right now. Have been in there 2 years with issue.

Agreed. I mean, what is one supposed to do?? OEM parts hard becoming more rare and aftermarket is pretty much all there is now. I have a 2001 and outside some self-engineering, aftermarket is all there is...

 

[zzyzzx]

Probably is but my point was that it will have a life time warranty whereas the one's in the Anchor box will not. Still crappy but you get as many as you need lol

Then you purchased this locally, right?

 

[GMBoy]

Then you purchased this locally, right?

It is available locally, correct

 

[TonyDee]

Thanks all the the replies. It's been interesting. The car has 128K miles. I drive about 4K miles per year these days. I ended up with a Duralast from the local AutoZone for $48 with tax. The OEM lasted 128K miles. I hope to get another 5 years out of this one.

 

[PandaBear]

Do you have any place nearby that does fabrication for mods? You know those places that put a Honda K series motor in a Porsche or Mazda, etc? They probably are your best bet if you can't find an OEM.