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spoolin03

01-08-2022 03:37 PM

Motor mounts for these cars

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Has anyone any experience with the ISR motor mounts? I noticed that their design is quite different from the usual cylinder style polyurethane mounts. Looks like it also allows for some crucial movement since it's hinged. To me this looks like it's more engineered than the typical cylinder style mounts. Thoughts?

Jhill

01-08-2022 04:56 PM

Looks like a sound design but my assumption is there will be more vibration. Just a visual look but it seems like there will be less material between the pin and housing vs the traditional which has more of a pillow of material.

Rusty

01-08-2022 10:39 PM

Solid mount vs a poly mount. :icon14:

Spooler

01-08-2022 10:56 PM

Solid mounts do have a downside. They are noisy at startup and idle. Once you get going you don't notice them at all. I run CJM solid motor mounts.

JARblue

01-09-2022 09:35 AM

Same here. CJM FTW :tup:

https://cj-motorsports.com/products/...ine-mounts-vhr
http://host.cj-motorsports.com/produ....3400.pic1.jpg

spoolin03

01-09-2022 01:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 4017585)

Solid mount vs a poly mount. :icon14:

The ISR is interchangeable bushings solid or poly. The bushing is where the mount hinges. It looks like the cylinder design has more cushion like someone mentioned.

Tractionless

01-15-2022 07:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 4017585)

Solid mount vs a poly mount. :icon14:

Hell I did a poly trans mount, started the car in the garage and then removed it!!! :thumbsdown:

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