Innovative Mounts (mixed stiffness)
What do you think about having different stiffness ratings among mounts? I was thinking about doing 75a on the sides and 95a in the rear. I wanted to do this to cut down on vibration through the car, but have a stiff mount wear it counts. I was also planning on using the stock front mount with inserts.
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Sounds like you'd probably put extra stress on the harder mounts since the softer ones will be giving into more movement.
I run 60A mounts and it still vibrates like a bitch. Your not going to get that much more comfort driving a set up like that.
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We use 70A polyurethane. Our material is 100% polyurethane not a mixed material which some Co's use which can cause issues. 60 is pretty soft, next is 70 which we feel does about everyone up to 500hp+. 80-90 will have a lot of vibration recommended for race applications. Having different grades of poly on each mount probably isn't the best idea. It should cause a different ryhthm and vibration putting more stress on the less grade mounts.
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