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MRAE111 wrote:ok thanks guys but wen u dont have trmpets i think the air flow quickeer into the throttle bodies
RobertC wrote:I poured a set out of urethane, worked great.
If i did it again I would only do the front and rear though, doing the side ones transferred a lot of vibration to the car.
RobertC wrote:I poured a set out of urethane, worked great.
If i did it again I would only do the front and rear though, doing the side ones transferred a lot of vibration to the car.
Finally got around to making some new engine mounts today.
First I made templates to locate the metal pins when I poured the new mounts.
I put the black tape on the templates so the wood doesn't stick to the mounts.
Then I cut / burnt the old rubber out followed by giving them a clean with a wire brush.
These are the 4 templates. (the depth of the central hole is the length of the pin that protrudes from the mount.
Then it was a matter of setting the central pin in the locating hole and lining up the metal bit with the template.
Then I mixed up the urethane and poured it into the mounts
This is the urethane I used. I needed 800g to do all four mounts. Its mixed at a 2:1 ratio.
Finished product. Just needs 24h @ 25deg followed by 16h @ 71deg to cure the urethane properly. Then they should reach maximum hardness in about a week.
Cheers, I was pleasantly surprised how well they turned out looking.
There currently cooking :ermm:
71deg C for the next 8 hours.
Got bored of waiting. So have just installed the mounts I must say I quite like them. Certainly feels more direct when you mash the go pedal.
Car does shake a bit more at low revs but its certainly not unbearable.
Now I will find out how durable there going to be. :idk:
Who ever It was with me when we went for a ride in BZG's car with solid engine mounts will remember what its like then you start the car and it shakes into life. Mine is similar now but maybe a little less violent lol.
MRAE111 wrote:ok thanks guys but wen u dont have trmpets i think the air flow quickeer into the throttle bodies
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