Motor Mount Fab
I made this at work today. I work in a polyurethane/machine shop. I plan on getting it filled with urethane soon. Check it out.
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---- ya make me some except machine it a solid block ---- urethane.Nice work :6
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Hell yeah, I would of done it solid. Screw that polyerethane ----. Be a real man. :6
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haha the vibrations would be nuts
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looks heavy as ----. could it not have been made with squre tube?
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it is alot heavier then i expected. I want to make one out of Alum. But my tig at work is an old ass miller and it doesn't weld alum. for ----.
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solid mounts, that would be sick.
i filled my mounts and dont really notice the vibs anymore. you should fab some solid ones. |
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I was serious make some solid and sell them on here :y
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i had hasports on my Eg hatch and the vibration was nuts compared to stock. And they were the 62A durometer. I'd make a set if i knew someone would buy them .
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Pretty burly piece O0
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Originally Posted by silentdaredevil2
i had hasports on my Eg hatch and the vibration was nuts compared to stock. And they were the 62A durometer. I'd make a set if i knew someone would buy them .
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Originally Posted by I Have An STD
someone will, seriously. there are always dudes looking for solid mounts on the cheap. what do they cost you to make?
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revisions are in the works, stay tuned.
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Originally Posted by silentdaredevil2
revisions are in the works, stay tuned.
Are you gonna fill it, or are you gonna get someone to fill it for u?? |
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what are you referering to, when you say filling it?
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Originally Posted by silentdaredevil2
what are you referering to, when you say filling it?
Here is the link: https://www.homemadeturbo.com/tech_p...nts/index.html This will help with wheel hop. It helped so much for me that with a good no slipping clutch and azenis rt-615 tires for grip that I just break cv-axles. 1-2 cv-axles per year on N/A setup. With my S/C on the d16z6 I just have instant wheel spin and understeer. |
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swaping motors today, and dont have race mouts for a Dseries, so i will be putting the window weld mout info to good use... Thanks for the link,,
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I work in a polyurethane shop. They will be filled with solid urethane not those cheesy inserts. probably around 60-70 "A" durometer. I just did a little redesign on the bracket to the motor to make them a little lighter.
as follows http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n.../EGDSMount.jpg And the rear http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n...l/EGRMount.jpg I still need to work up the passenger side tranny mount though. |
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when will you have samples.
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I'm waiting on flanges from my local laser shop. They are hella slow. Probably within a week i'd say.
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cool I was thinking of have my foundry shop make som solid and semi-solid mount for me not sure yet.
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well this set will be EG w/b-series and also i think you can use them on DC as well. If im not mistaken they are the same, as long as you have a 3 bolt driver side mount.
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Looks killer! Must be nice all that poly around! Try to keep your welds from being uneven. Same amount on both work pieces.
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it will be prime don't worry
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big pimpin i like the big machined block too.
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yeah it looks a little nicer but its heavy as ----.
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Looks like the early welded HASports. The design has too much poly in it, it will start to squeeze out especially on the driver's side.
Don't make the part you fill so big, IMO. You'll use less material, weigh less, and so what if it vibrates a little these cars are 10+ years old and nice ones are getting rare. |
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Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Looks like the early welded HASports. The design has too much poly in it, it will start to squeeze out especially on the driver's side.
Don't make the part you fill so big, IMO. You'll use less material, weigh less, and so what if it vibrates a little these cars are 10+ years old and nice ones are getting rare. Which was copied from place racing. I still have an old set of bolt in place 88-91 mounts. Classic |
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Never knew that. I just knew Place always had a rep for being shady. Meh.
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make stock replacements for my single cam crx...
i got some $$ if you want to... I would like mine solid though..... |
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Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Never knew that. I just knew Place always had a rep for being shady. Meh.
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Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Looks like the early welded HASports. The design has too much poly in it, it will start to squeeze out especially on the driver's side.
Don't make the part you fill so big, IMO. You'll use less material, weigh less, and so what if it vibrates a little these cars are 10+ years old and nice ones are getting rare. Also there are wide variety of durometers of polyurethane, ranging from 20A all the way to 60D which is like cement. |
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in to see the results. i have some plans of making my own mounts, but i will have to use inserts. i do have access to some badass glue that should hold them in though
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I believe that is what hasport and all these other companies do. they make inserts and then glue them in. IMO this is a cheap way to accomplish having poly mounts. Don't get me wrong I'm not discrediting any of these companies they make amazing mounts, but like I said its just my opinion.
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i think your way is better, but i just dont have that option. i wish i did, but i think gluing them in will work for my plans. glue is a very general term. this stuff i will be using is so much more
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you can actually buy polyurethane adhesive through a place like mcmaster. Pretty good stuff
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well i got the passenger side done. I want to get them all finished before I get the poly done
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good looking mount hope you finish the rest soon.
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Nice work. What did you use to do the drawings. Inventor?
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