How sells or makes solid engine mounts?

 

We had ours made by a buddy who is a fabricator. He does a lot of work for our car.

Is this what your looking for?





Modified by 1992Si at 8:26 PM 8/2/2007


Modified by 1992Si at 8:35 PM 8/2/2007

 

pm me j, i got some good news

 

anyone ?

 

Also interested to know this...

 

innovative mounts has a billet 85a insert which i have no movement what so ever.

you can also request a billet insert from them as well.

http://www.innovativemounts.com or contact http://www.camp1320.com for instock 85a's

 

Why dont you just get your standard ones filled with Urethane. It will make them solid and its cheap to get done as well.

 

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honestly, urethane is not solid.
i am actually looking into them now.

 

i just made some 100% solid metal mounts. it was a pain in the *** but something i have been trying to find the time to do for the last 2 years. i think i took some pictures.

 

I have the innovative mounts for my K with the 85a, I haven't tested them yet, but just removing the inserts to powdercoat the mounts, I have to say its some pretty hard stuff.

 

solid billet anyone made these?

 

85a mounts from innovtive is some good ****. no movement

 

I think we paid $100 to have the solid ones made that I posted above.

Is this a full race car ?

 

I made my own about 3 years ago after seeing dturbocivics. I also run solid mounts on the daily driver.

 

Solid mounts + Daily Driver = Animal

Yea it seems real easy to make your own if you have a welder.

Our's bolt to the 3 bolts that hold the traction bar on the chassie.

 

i filled my last mounts with 94a poly from Grainger, worked great and was stiff as hell. only costed $30

 

I have had some billet inserts made for my hasports. Still uses the metal tube the bolt passes through, without it (if they were all aluminum) they would start to gall and eventually cause damage to the chassis. Dont have any pics, but could probably get some if you'd like to check them out