Official Dumpedstars Thread
im doing the same thing with mine 
however with my mounts all i have to do is put a hockey puck in the tranny side mount, i can shim under the rear and castle mounts.

however with my mounts all i have to do is put a hockey puck in the tranny side mount, i can shim under the rear and castle mounts.
i dont have any since i haven't started yet i'll see if i can get the pics of woodys if he'll ever respond lol.
and yes i know 2 pucks are required per mount.
im going to just get some urethane and fill my rear torque mount since im shimming under it i want it more stiff
and yes i know 2 pucks are required per mount.
im going to just get some urethane and fill my rear torque mount since im shimming under it i want it more stiff
the pucks are made from 95a urethane so similar to a hard race mount.. as long as the pucks are sealed in the mount tight then there is no difference than a regular one
on a stock mount you have to remove all the rubber inside of it, then trim the hockey pucks to fit them in the empty mount. after that is done you can drill the whole higher than the original one to raise the engine.
I meant cut my mout braces out and cut/ weld new ones, like the pass side K mount in an EG. Raising the mounting holes up an extra 1 1/2-1 3/4 from the factory location. When i put it all back together, im thinking it should level off the axles a bit.more too.
the 240sx guys use them to raise the engine to prevent it from hitting the ground.
on a stock mount you have to remove all the rubber inside of it, then trim the hockey pucks to fit them in the empty mount. after that is done you can drill the whole higher than the original one to raise the engine.
on a stock mount you have to remove all the rubber inside of it, then trim the hockey pucks to fit them in the empty mount. after that is done you can drill the whole higher than the original one to raise the engine.
what i did for the rear mount was just use some inserts that i had laying around, filled it up then sealed it with the inserts. it fits really snug when in place and didnt have to wait for the window weld to dry up






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