homemade solid mounts?
#1
homemade solid mounts?
i was thinking about the article where the devcon liquid aluminum was used to fill the block, and wondering to myself, why couldn't you use that to make some homemade solid mounts? anybody see a reason this wouldn't work?
#2
Re: homemade solid mounts?
Originally Posted by tractiondeprived
i was thinking about the article where the devcon liquid aluminum was used to fill the block, and wondering to myself, why couldn't you use that to make some homemade solid mounts? anybody see a reason this wouldn't work?
hell, i even did a write up on it. noob
grab a rope
#4
Re: homemade solid mounts?
Originally Posted by Tatakai
welcome to the 21st century this has been covered oh iono.. 213609872346 times, there's even a writeup in the tech projects. https://www.homemadeturbo.com/tech_p...s/poly_mounts/
hell, i even did a write up on it. noob
grab a rope
hell, i even did a write up on it. noob
grab a rope
#5
Re: homemade solid mounts?
Originally Posted by tractiondeprived
SOLID being the key word. i have homemade poly mounts but i think solid would do better for less flexing, and i'm on a budget so hasport/equivalent mounts are out of the question.
get a bucket, throw in a layer of salt, put the mount in it, put salt/sand around the mount, fill the mount with devcon. i dont see why not
#6
Re: homemade solid mounts?
Originally Posted by Tatakai
well yea i dont see why not.
get a bucket, throw in a layer of salt, put the mount in it, put salt/sand around the mount, fill the mount with devcon. i dont see why not
get a bucket, throw in a layer of salt, put the mount in it, put salt/sand around the mount, fill the mount with devcon. i dont see why not
#9
Re: homemade solid mounts?
Originally Posted by tractiondeprived
just wondering if the vibration would cause it to crack...
it'd be a good test
#10
Re: homemade solid mounts?
Originally Posted by ososlohatch
solid mounts are horrible idea ... do to vibration .. horrible horrible wheel hop and more than likely breaking axles on a daily biasis