solid motor mounts
02-09-2006, 06:38 PM
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solid motor mounts
am getting ready to start production of solid motor mounts. they are 1.75"od dom tubing with welded end caps. comes with bolts and also 1/8" rubber shims to aid in proper seating and very light vibration absorbing. these are far stronger than the factory mounts and would not fail over time like a factory mount or break due to to much hp like a factory mount could.
if you do ANY type of competition with your car, these are a must have. also, for turbo set ups, these help lock the motor stable so you don't loosen your turbo piping by having it rub in the engine bay. i have been running these for about 6 months and had no probs at all. vibration is very tolerable, and actually hardly even noticeable.
price $115 shipped
if you do ANY type of competition with your car, these are a must have. also, for turbo set ups, these help lock the motor stable so you don't loosen your turbo piping by having it rub in the engine bay. i have been running these for about 6 months and had no probs at all. vibration is very tolerable, and actually hardly even noticeable.
price $115 shipped
02-10-2006, 01:29 AM
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Originally Posted by bleunetizen
also, what is the material used for the mount? thanks!
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02-10-2006, 09:32 AM
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dom stands for drawn over mandrel. the particular stuff i am using is what would be used for a certified roll bar. believe me, it would take like a billion pounds to crush this, no really, lol. i will finish them with an epoxy paint.
02-10-2006, 01:08 PM
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Hey "oZ1" (sorry for the nickname) are these constructed like the set on your car or are they fully machined?? I copied and pasted your write-up a few months ago, for my personal use of course 
, but since you're selling them I may take a set..
, but since you're selling them I may take a set..
02-10-2006, 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted by sentry65
so these would give you a little more power to the wheels, but vibrate the chasis of the car to all hell?
do you need solid transmission mounts to go with these as well?
do you need solid transmission mounts to go with these as well?
02-10-2006, 02:28 PM
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Originally Posted by eat rice z33
o wait, i just realized these raise the engine.. and there SOLID i wanted stiffer not solid mounts!! sorry solid mounts are a huge NO. NO!!
02-10-2006, 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted by sentry65
so these would give you a little more power to the wheels, but vibrate the chasis of the car to all hell?
do you need solid transmission mounts to go with these as well?
do you need solid transmission mounts to go with these as well?
On my Supra I didn't quite have soild mounts but had the TRD mounts which were A LOT stiffer than OEM. Yes, you will tell the difference in terms of how much vibration is transmitted through the chassis.
It's really hard to tell with the hood closed just how much the engine twists through a 1st, 2nd and 3rd gear pull. It's more pronounced with FI!! From what I've seen, at least in the Supra community, is that the motor can torque so much that it could ram the turbo into the shock tower. So, you can imagine how much torque is lost just from this "twisting" motion alone; AND the torque is fighting against some already stiff motor mounts.
Bottom line, your tranny and clutch will take more punishment but the reward is reliable and sweet. Albeit you're not dumping the clutch at every go-light (stop light).
02-10-2006, 03:13 PM
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so would this show up in a dyno with increased torque or is it the same effect as changing the gearing or rotational mass (which is what I'm assuming)??
is the car more noticably quicker with these? by how much?
How much more vibration is it? Like if you put a cup of water in a cup holder - is the water really spashing around or barely moving?
is the car more noticably quicker with these? by how much?
How much more vibration is it? Like if you put a cup of water in a cup holder - is the water really spashing around or barely moving?
02-10-2006, 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted by sentry65
so would this show up in a dyno with increased torque or is it the same effect as changing the gearing or rotational mass (which is what I'm assuming)??
is the car more noticably quicker with these? by how much?
How much more vibration is it? Like if you put a cup of water in a cup holder - is the water really spashing around or barely moving?
is the car more noticably quicker with these? by how much?
How much more vibration is it? Like if you put a cup of water in a cup holder - is the water really spashing around or barely moving?
If you wanna take it step furhter, consider it like upgrading your rack and pinion steering to something with a lower ratio OR removing it completely. Everything in the road that you run over becomes more pronounced and transfered straight to the driver.
Vibration is directly dependent on how balanced the motor is. Obviously a 406 V8 is gonna shake water outta your cup faster than the VQ will.
Over all this is very good mod if you can deal the increased amount of feed back you'll see as the driver. The more you feel the more you 'll be able to control.
02-10-2006, 07:14 PM
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you will not twist the chassis with these, hahhaa. the vibration is bairily noticeable. i have cams in my motor also and i can bairily feel the motor running.
the main benefits are that you will never have to worry about breaking an engine mount in the future or from too much hp. also, it makes the car alot more responsive to throttle input. if you do ANY type of racing or just want better motor responce, this is the way to do it! it also gives the driver a better feel on the car and will react more predictable driving at the limit.
true, you wouldn't really need a solid tranny mount. i am not running one and could be part of the reason these don't give much vibration. you would never want to run the other way around, with a solid trans mount and flexible motor mounts. if you are doing alot of competition, then by all means do a solid trans mount too.
the main benefits are that you will never have to worry about breaking an engine mount in the future or from too much hp. also, it makes the car alot more responsive to throttle input. if you do ANY type of racing or just want better motor responce, this is the way to do it! it also gives the driver a better feel on the car and will react more predictable driving at the limit.
true, you wouldn't really need a solid tranny mount. i am not running one and could be part of the reason these don't give much vibration. you would never want to run the other way around, with a solid trans mount and flexible motor mounts. if you are doing alot of competition, then by all means do a solid trans mount too.