diy motor tensioner/shock absorber
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has any one tried this before? im thinking about doing this so i will have less play in the rocking of my motor. im getting pretty tired of replacing my tps sensors. i know the auto parts stores have a wide wariety of gas shocks for hatches, hoods, and what not.
any info/opinions/experience on doing this would be nice
any info/opinions/experience on doing this would be nice
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i did already but i want my stuff to be rock solid. i really dont have much clearance and when i launch i can hear/feel the motor move
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theres a few tricks out there. u cud cut a rubber hose and wedge it where the mount is (not rock solid, but stiffer). there is some type of filler people use to create solid mounts from oem ones.
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Go and get you a tube of 3M's window weld and pull your mounts out and fill them.. Wala cheap POLY mounts. If you notice that much movement your mounts are toasted. Especially a Z6,all 110whp of fury..
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and actually i just got finished searching the diy's here so i think im gonna try that stuff
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superturboprelude
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Jan 6, 2004 11:37 AM






on the 3m window weld. If you are staying street this is a GOOD upgrade, but won't help you much if your going to go pro.

