Megan Motor Mounts
12-27-2007, 07:10 PM
#61
now i see why i just got abunch of orders for solid motor mounts, lol. just ran across this thread.
i have run/built solid mounts for nearly every performance car i have owned. when the motor comes out, i build solid mounts. the clutch engagement and throttle inputs and decel. are extremely positive. like said above, the Z/G does not get hardly any noticeable gain in cabin vibration feel. i have done solids with V8's and other 6's, and the difference was huge in other cars, but for some reason not so much in this platform.
except for the first couple sets that we made, the mounts now come with large washers to use as spacers so you can shim the motor up to gain clearance with some turbo kits, or shim one side, which ever you chose. washers stack to about 1/4" high. so if space permits, run it lower than stock, but the option to run it as high as stock (or higher if more shims were added).
all hardware is grade 8 with a nylock nut, so backing off or completely loosening is out of the question.
this is not meant as an advertisement, as i am super busy already, but wanted to clear up a few things on the ones i have built.
no matter who's you get, if you are a performance minded driver, you WILL notice a difference when ya let the clutch out the first time and almost kill the motor from the loss of, well drivetrain loss, lol.
i have run/built solid mounts for nearly every performance car i have owned. when the motor comes out, i build solid mounts. the clutch engagement and throttle inputs and decel. are extremely positive. like said above, the Z/G does not get hardly any noticeable gain in cabin vibration feel. i have done solids with V8's and other 6's, and the difference was huge in other cars, but for some reason not so much in this platform.
except for the first couple sets that we made, the mounts now come with large washers to use as spacers so you can shim the motor up to gain clearance with some turbo kits, or shim one side, which ever you chose. washers stack to about 1/4" high. so if space permits, run it lower than stock, but the option to run it as high as stock (or higher if more shims were added).
all hardware is grade 8 with a nylock nut, so backing off or completely loosening is out of the question.
this is not meant as an advertisement, as i am super busy already, but wanted to clear up a few things on the ones i have built.
no matter who's you get, if you are a performance minded driver, you WILL notice a difference when ya let the clutch out the first time and almost kill the motor from the loss of, well drivetrain loss, lol.
12-27-2007, 07:21 PM
#62
Originally Posted by overZealous1
now i see why i just got abunch of orders for solid motor mounts, lol. just ran across this thread.
i have run/built solid mounts for nearly every performance car i have owned. when the motor comes out, i build solid mounts. the clutch engagement and throttle inputs and decel. are extremely positive. like said above, the Z/G does not get hardly any noticeable gain in cabin vibration feel. i have done solids with V8's and other 6's, and the difference was huge in other cars, but for some reason not so much in this platform.
except for the first couple sets that we made, the mounts now come with large washers to use as spacers so you can shim the motor up to gain clearance with some turbo kits, or shim one side, which ever you chose. washers stack to about 1/4" high. so if space permits, run it lower than stock, but the option to run it as high as stock (or higher if more shims were added).
all hardware is grade 8 with a nylock nut, so backing off or completely loosening is out of the question.
this is not meant as an advertisement, as i am super busy already, but wanted to clear up a few things on the ones i have built.
no matter who's you get, if you are a performance minded driver, you WILL notice a difference when ya let the clutch out the first time and almost kill the motor from the loss of, well drivetrain loss, lol.
i have run/built solid mounts for nearly every performance car i have owned. when the motor comes out, i build solid mounts. the clutch engagement and throttle inputs and decel. are extremely positive. like said above, the Z/G does not get hardly any noticeable gain in cabin vibration feel. i have done solids with V8's and other 6's, and the difference was huge in other cars, but for some reason not so much in this platform.
except for the first couple sets that we made, the mounts now come with large washers to use as spacers so you can shim the motor up to gain clearance with some turbo kits, or shim one side, which ever you chose. washers stack to about 1/4" high. so if space permits, run it lower than stock, but the option to run it as high as stock (or higher if more shims were added).
all hardware is grade 8 with a nylock nut, so backing off or completely loosening is out of the question.
this is not meant as an advertisement, as i am super busy already, but wanted to clear up a few things on the ones i have built.
no matter who's you get, if you are a performance minded driver, you WILL notice a difference when ya let the clutch out the first time and almost kill the motor from the loss of, well drivetrain loss, lol.
In my opinion, for all those people who worry about an exhaust, intake or pulley set so they can feel a bit more power in the butt dyno are taking the wrong path. Solid motor mounts are a great way to further use the power that your engine is already making and will have amazing affects on the responsiveness of the throttle.
02-27-2008, 10:24 AM
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Don't get solid motor mounts if you like an OEM feeling car, especially with aftermarket cams and springs!!! My motor sounds LOUD with the aftermarket valvetrain telegraphing every noise through the engine frame. I'd trade back for stock mounts any day of the week if I could do it easily. 
02-28-2008, 10:52 AM
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For anyone that's installed solid mounts. Do you actually have to remove anything or can you get away with just using a cherry picker to lift her a few inches then slide in the new mounts?
02-28-2008, 07:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Eazzy
You cant have perfomance and comfort I want performance ---I dont care if the car sounds like a rock crusher ---I want to trust it
Some people are saying it's not even noticeable. Taurran says its horrible..
My car has additional sound deadening. Weather it would help or not.
02-28-2008, 08:13 PM
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I have the SVRT engine mounts. I like everything about them. They do transmit vibration and noise into the car. But I have 565whp and my car is hardcore. I don't mind it but many people would. I love car noise. The SVRT comes with washers to keep the engine at stock height or lower it. I kept it at stock height. I love them. Dynamat would deinetly help.
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02-28-2008, 08:35 PM
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Originally Posted by JETPILOT
I have the SVRT engine mounts. I like everything about them. They do transmit vibration and noise into the car. But I have 565whp and my car is hardcore. I don't mind it but many people would. I love car noise. The SVRT comes with washers to keep the engine at stock height or lower it. I kept it at stock height. I love them. Dynamat would deinetly help.
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Either way I'm going to give them a shot.. See how i like it.
04-02-2008, 01:00 PM
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trying to get motor mount for the gift. He has APS twin turbo kit with upgrade oil pan from APS(i think) on 350z. will SVR technology, injected performance or megan motor mount fit with this twin turbo kit?
will appreciate replies.
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will appreciate replies.
thanks.
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