Bilazaurus

Did anyone try aftermarket engine mount? I considered installing these uther...polyuth... polyeth...polyuther... oh you know what I'm talking about. How it affects performance vs comfort and noise? Thinking about buying these : http://allegro.pl/poduszki-silnika-n...023884355.html


Oh, and BTW, does anyone know if there is a Chance that I wouldn't have to get my engine removed to install these mounts?

RobPhoboS

I just bought and had installed today the Vibra-technics mounts (you can find on eBay, driftworks, or direct), see my thread below on the UK forum for a bit of info.

http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/106528-...engine-mounts/

See this for doing the install yourself:

https://my350z.com/forum/maintenance...placement.html

I wouldn't do it by myself, pay a professional

John_B

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This is the best mount to get.

https://www.z1motorsports.com/z1-pro...ts-p-5586.html

terrasmak

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I did the Z1 mounts in mine, and did not remove my motor.

onebentvalve

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https://www.z1motorsports.com/z1-pro...ts-p-2930.html

I made some mounts just like this at work, along with an aluminum transmission mount with urethane bushing
and I love them.

stascom

How bad is NVH with aluminum mounts?

RobPhoboS

I've not noticed any difference in my car with the Vibratechnics (I bought the road set, not track).
Bare in mind I have whiteline diff bushings, torque solutions transmission mount and various spl and other poly bushings.

Justin100

i just bought the regular generic polyurethane motor mounts on ebay when i rebuilt my engine with forged internals. I prefer to have a quiet car.......no doubt that the solid mounts will last much longer.

i should of bought this,

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Solid-Delrin...NWU4t2&vxp=mtr

but i was in a rush to get my motor into my car, and i know simple regular quiet motor mounts will last 100k miles no problem.

Bilazaurus

Sigh. I would want to mount them but it's no use if I can't persuade garage shop to install them without removing the engine ($$$)

RobPhoboS

You don't remove the engine (lift it up, yes), did you look at what I posted ?

Justin100

its a really labor intensive job to remove motor mounts i will say that much.