Polyurethane motor mounts needed???
03-06-2005, 10:49 AM
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Polyurethane motor mounts needed???
In another thread I was speaking with 10secapsttz about some possible issues with factory motor mounts. He noted problems with engine contact with the steering shaft on the APS tt kits on 2 seperate cars....both with some mileage on their kits. The idea came up that our motor mounts may not be up to the task of handling the huge torque increases from the boosted motors. With time and heavy torque exposure they may be getting fatigued and are allowing the motors to move around a little more than they should.....leading to steering shaft contact. This seems to be an issue only with the APS kit currently but the engine movement may be happening on other kits as well....just not being noticed yet due to extra clearances. Hopefully someone like Energy Suspension would be able to step up and have an upgrade or replacement mount kit for the 350Z in the near future. Any thoughts??
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03-06-2005, 01:36 PM
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i am the type of guy that always liked hard motor mounts. I use solid urethane mounts in many cars and usually the owner and i both like the feel of it... but added vibration definatly is the biggest cost here.
the design of the engine mounts for the 350z make it a little difficult compared to other cars to make a solid urethane mount for. This is one item on our TODO list and I hope to have them made before putting the engine in my car. But also for all i know we will completely drop the idea... I am not sure that the 350z world is ready yet for a harsh product like that.
the design of the engine mounts for the 350z make it a little difficult compared to other cars to make a solid urethane mount for. This is one item on our TODO list and I hope to have them made before putting the engine in my car. But also for all i know we will completely drop the idea... I am not sure that the 350z world is ready yet for a harsh product like that.
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Originally posted by t32gzz
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03-06-2005, 03:34 PM
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Originally posted by phunk
i am the type of guy that always liked hard motor mounts. I use solid urethane mounts in many cars and usually the owner and i both like the feel of it... but added vibration definatly is the biggest cost here.
the design of the engine mounts for the 350z make it a little difficult compared to other cars to make a solid urethane mount for. This is one item on our TODO list and I hope to have them made before putting the engine in my car. But also for all i know we will completely drop the idea... I am not sure that the 350z world is ready yet for a harsh product like that.
i am the type of guy that always liked hard motor mounts. I use solid urethane mounts in many cars and usually the owner and i both like the feel of it... but added vibration definatly is the biggest cost here.
the design of the engine mounts for the 350z make it a little difficult compared to other cars to make a solid urethane mount for. This is one item on our TODO list and I hope to have them made before putting the engine in my car. But also for all i know we will completely drop the idea... I am not sure that the 350z world is ready yet for a harsh product like that.
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Just got back the response from Energy Suspension
Weve already had a 350 Z in here and we couldnt improve on the factory design for the mounts.
Sorry,
Jeff
Energy Suspension
Not the answer I was hoping for
Looks like Phunk is our only hope guys
Weve already had a 350 Z in here and we couldnt improve on the factory design for the mounts.
Sorry,
Jeff
Energy Suspension
Not the answer I was hoping for
Looks like Phunk is our only hope guys
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