POST 1Original post
Hey guys, I hit some lose rock in a curve and hit a curb hard. Engine and exhaust is not level. Taking it to my mechanic tomorrow. What do you think is wrong with it?
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YOUR RESEARCH911 hit a curb. Engine not level.
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POST 2Original post
I am wondering if you damaged the motor mount on the right side. In any case, I would get at least two opinions on the repair. My guess is quotes could vary widely.
POST 3Original post
I'd have it towed to dealer if it was my car. Looks like you broke a motor/transmission mount.
POST 4Original post
Motor mount broke as stated above. Don't drive it.
POST 5Original post
There's probably more than just a motor mount. For the drive shaft to have been forced in enough to break the motor mount there are likely bent/broken suspension arms. The motor mount just being the tip of the iceberg. I'd be calling a flatbed.
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