hah, I better see that cherry at Carlisle! painted or not!skylinegrl13 wrote:we have a winnah!
Very nice, look forward to it!skylinegrl13 wrote:ha! yeah i am putting it all back together friday so i'll have some nice juicy pics up on monday.
jc, can't believe they are charging so much for something that fails so easily. i was actually worried about it ripping, i guess melting is a better outcome...Shocker wrote: but its actually melting...
jc lol, haven't heard that in a while.skylinegrl13 wrote:
jc, can't believe they are charging so much for something that fails so easily. i was actually worried about it ripping, i guess melting is a better outcome...
I would prefer the ends to be made of silicone. personally.Shocker wrote:I really feel Mack should just make these mounts a solid puck of Alum instead of this poly material, then at the base and top have some type of silicon to help absorb the vibrations.
We now offer a semi-solid mount and can supply a alum sollid moun if necessary, but most people want to keep the vibs to a minumin..skylinegrl13 wrote:the yellow one he sent is sort of like that, it is solid metal through the center, and wrapped in poly, at least that is how it appears. they are apparently for their higher power customers and road race cars.
even though i bought the kit 5 years ago, he still sent me new bushings, you might be able to do the same if you ask, but make sure get the yellows!
Most do not what a alum mount, we offer a new semi--solid mount call me and i will send you one.....Shocker wrote:
jc lol, haven't heard that in a while.
Um, it was fine stock, although stock I broke both poly mounts....10 months of use. 6-7k miles.
My exhaust manifold now dips down only about 1.5-2" away from the mount.... not really an excuse, but the material just cant handle the ambient temps.
I really feel Mack should just make these mounts a solid puck of Alum instead of this poly material, then at the base and top have some type of silicon to help absorb the vibrations. It would be much more effective I feel.
and that's why it's great to have you on the board!FAST-DATSUN wrote:
Most do not what a alum mount, we offer a new semi--solid mount call me and i will send you one.....
I'm not sure what you've heard but I've got solid chromoly mounts on my 26 bolted to steel plates welded to the frame and the car doesn't vibrate that much. It's not as smooth as a Lexus but it's not a Cat bulldozer either. I don't even notice it.spooled240 wrote:solid poly bushings vibrate pretty bad already IMO, I can't imagine solid aluminum bushings.