Engine damper w/ TT's, anyone?
Originally Posted by ToastZ
Weapon-R, easy install, works great.
+1 When I make hard right turn, APS TT pipe rubs against my steering column... so I installed weapon-R, and it rubs less now.
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Originally Posted by 350zzzgunnar
Thanx
much approeciated!
Still I like to know what bolts it uses on the engine, so there will be no doubt that it fits
much approeciated!Still I like to know what bolts it uses on the engine, so there will be no doubt that it fits

I looked at both the weapon R and Ingalls and even bought them both but was not crazy about putting that kind of load on the plenum or front timing case after trial fitment, I would feel better with solid or polyurethane engine mounts to keep the engine from rocking.
Originally Posted by westpak
I looked at both the weapon R and Ingalls and even bought them both but was not crazy about putting that kind of load on the plenum or front timing case after trial fitment, I would feel better with solid or polyurethane engine mounts to keep the engine from rocking.
But solid motor mounts as well as polyurethane ones get's driving go a bit shakey, don't they?
[my engine bay]
well that is also what kept me from installing the solid mounts I had purchased but the feedback seems to be 50/50 some say they don't like the vibrations others say they don't feel any.
I might try the polyurethane ones, my main issue was to try to keep the exhaust from moving too much and causing cracks or loosening of bolts
I might try the polyurethane ones, my main issue was to try to keep the exhaust from moving too much and causing cracks or loosening of bolts
Originally Posted by westpak
well that is also what kept me from installing the solid mounts I had purchased but the feedback seems to be 50/50 some say they don't like the vibrations others say they don't feel any.
I might try the polyurethane ones, my main issue was to try to keep the exhaust from moving too much and causing cracks or loosening of bolts
I might try the polyurethane ones, my main issue was to try to keep the exhaust from moving too much and causing cracks or loosening of bolts

I've heard the same about solid mounts so maybe I'll goo for polyurethanne ones then.
Thinking that they who have vibrations maybe haven't done balancing in a rotating assambly?
I'm welding flex pipes into my Greddy Evo TT's, finishing it up tomorrow and in goes v-band fasteners (don't know it that's the term in english) as well
Originally Posted by drift_projekt_Z
stillen wont fit with the greddy setup. the passenger side induction pipe is in the way
Confused. I thought the intake would be in the way.
I had the Stillen, but like you said, it got in the way of the APS.. So I took it off..
Then My steering column was rubbing on the turbo.. So I took the bolt out, ground the flange, and welded the column to the Knuckle
You just have to be creative where it will fit..
Then My steering column was rubbing on the turbo.. So I took the bolt out, ground the flange, and welded the column to the Knuckle
You just have to be creative where it will fit..
Originally Posted by westpak
Anyone have reviews of these?...
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