I've broken a few gearbox mountings on my Fiesta Si, so have been looking at possible alternatives that may be a bit more robust. Didn't really want to spend £100 on a pair of Vibratechnics mounts though.
Turns out that Land Rover V8 engine mountings are a direct replacement. Same threads, and almost the same thickness (maybe a millimetre or two thinner). They also appear to be made of harder rubber than the ford part. ANR1808 is the part number.

I have fitted a pair of these, and so far they seem to be working well. They do transmit more noise and vibration - as you may expect - but movement of the engine and gearbox seems to have been reduced. Only time will tell how well they last, but they have been on the car for my last 3 motorsport events, and they seem fine.

The best part about this is the cost:
Vibratechnics mounts - £50 each.
Standard mounts (non-genuine) - £25 each.
Land Rover mounts - £4 each (including delivery) from ebay.

Some people may already know about this, but I haven't seen it mentioned on this forum before, so thought I should post the info in case it helps anyone else out.

Some photos below:



Land Rover mounting on left, Fiesta Si mounting on right








Front of cradle


Rear of cradle


Front of gearbox


Rear of gearbox

You can also use mk2 rs2000 had engine mounts aswell

nice one!

Cheers for posting

Hopefully they will last - keep us updated

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I use these on my zetec'd mk2 and they work mint! Paid 9quid for the pair

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These mountings didn't work out as well as I hoped. Ripped the front one in half after 4 months (8 events).
I guess you get what you pay for - I wouldn't recommend them for motorsport use.

yikes I thought the bolt went through the bush completley