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MrChow 04-15-2009 04:43 AM

Some opinion about these Motor mounts
 
I currently have a pair of drift freaq motor mounts. I luv this mount. But something when wrong for some weird ass reason and I need to replace it.
Anyways here it is.

Yeah Yeah eBay link. But looks interesting.
eBay Motors: 89 - 98 240SX Urethane Engine Motor Mount ULTRA MOUNTS

Anyone?? Opinions??

I'll lock/delete in a heartbeat if I get any flamers.

punxva 04-15-2009 06:40 AM

well i dont have any actual experience with them, but they look legit, they are a simple design not hard to actually mess up. i'd say go for it

Propaganda 04-15-2009 09:36 AM

for that price, make your own mounts

Either from solid Al or this..
Technical Articles: Make Your Own Motor Mounts - Here's How

drift freaq 04-15-2009 11:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Propaganda (Post 2750364)
for that price, make your own mounts

Either from solid Al or this..
Technical Articles: Make Your Own Motor Mounts - Here's How

Ah yeah and that guy on NICO is an idiot. You do not want a solid shaft going top to bottom. If you do that you basically turn the mount into a solid direct mount transferring all vibration and tension from your engine straight to the chassis. Now if you track it and don't care? Maybe, but it will put excess stress on your chassis and basically destroy drive ability of your car.

Those mounts on Nico are garbage.

The mounts on ebay look like they copied the mounts I was selling. It appears they built a interlock system into them because they were having problems with them coming apart.
Reason for this is it says right in their ad if the mount comes apart then they will give you your money back or exchange it.

Honestly this would scare me.

The mounts I was selling were actually lift tested picking up a pickup with a forklift with the mount holding the two items together.

Never ever had a problem with KA/SR mounts coming apart. In fact I can still get them made. Fact is I stopped selling them because everyone got cheap and did not want to pay for them. At $100 a set they were less than a lot of stuff on the market. though cheap asses like above just chose to try and roll their own junk because no one wants to spend good money on our cars anymore.

MonkeyWrench 05-28-2009 09:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by drift freaq (Post 2750528)
Ah yeah and that guy on NICO is an idiot. You do not want a solid shaft going top to bottom. If you do that you basically turn the mount into a solid direct mount transferring all vibration and tension from your engine straight to the chassis. Now if you track it and don't care? Maybe, but it will put excess stress on your chassis and basically destroy drive ability of your car.

Interesting.

I've driven that car (on the street and on the track) and nothing you say is applicable.

"Excess stress on the chassis"? LOL - Dude, it's a 400-whp KA-T... Who gives a shit about "excess stress"?

The car idles smooth, and there's less vibration from the engine to chasis than in my S14 with the Nismo mounts.

Theoretical navel-gazing from people who don't BUILD cars is harmful to the community. Please know what you're talking about before posting your uninformed opinions.

S14DB 05-28-2009 09:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MonkeyWrench (Post 2828179)
Interesting.

I've driven that car (on the street and on the track) and nothing you say is applicable.

"Excess stress on the chassis"? LOL - Dude, it's a 400-whp KA-T... Who gives a shit about "excess stress"?

The car idles smooth, and there's less vibration from the engine to chasis than in my S14 with the Nismo mounts.

Theoretical navel-gazing from people who don't BUILD cars is harmful to the community. Please know what you're talking about before posting your uninformed opinions.

Pot, Kettle, Black...


Those mounts only take care of Damping Compressive forces. Does nothing for Tension force. Sure it idles well on the jello. But when the engine experiences torsional forces that mount becomes solid, pulling on the bolt.

zenki.life 05-28-2009 01:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MonkeyWrench (Post 2828179)
Interesting.

Theoretical navel-gazing from people who don't BUILD cars is harmful to the community. Please know what you're talking about before posting your uninformed opinions.


hmmmm. a whole 21 posts.

and deciding to call one of the most knowledgeable and (most importantly) nice person on here. i have seen how he helps some of the car noobs on here that perhaps should not even be helped. i was one. maybe still am. i'd ban you monkeywrench just on principle. ignorant fuck. however there are other sites that you can spread your nonsense in, but leave it out of this one

wh0aitznic0 05-28-2009 01:57 PM

Drift Freaq knows what he's talking about.

drift freaq 05-28-2009 03:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MonkeyWrench (Post 2828179)
Interesting.

I've driven that car (on the street and on the track) and nothing you say is applicable.

"Excess stress on the chassis"? LOL - Dude, it's a 400-whp KA-T... Who gives a shit about "excess stress"?

The car idles smooth, and there's less vibration from the engine to chasis than in my S14 with the Nismo mounts.

Theoretical navel-gazing from people who don't BUILD cars is harmful to the community. Please know what you're talking about before posting your uninformed opinions.

Wow you assume a lot. Oh and if there was vibration from Nismo mounts in your S14 something was wrong. Nismo mounts tend to be vibration free.

Hmm navel gazing. Hmmm don't build cars? Wow. You know absolutely nothing about me.

Now, considering that I have built SR cars. I have helped build and owned RB cars. I have built 240Z's and Datsun 510's when your dumb ass was in diapers! I suggest you shut the fuck up.

I do know all about engine mounts. In fact I know more about engine mounts than most of the people on here.
Why? I used to sell my another manufacturers install kit for RB's and I use to sell my own engine mounts.

One thing I do, before just trying to market an aftermarket product, is research into the design and how to better it.
Running a bolt straight through a mount is just not the right way and it will transfer stress and vibration sooner or later.

GSXRJJordan 05-28-2009 03:57 PM

I think those ebay mounts are a good design, but you could make a set for a lot less than that... some grade 8/10 bolts, weld a small "C" piece of steel to connect them, throw a washer on the top and bottom, throw 'em in the bottom of a pringles can, and fill it up to the top washer with Delrin. The bolts are cheap, and Delrin's like $30. Same shit they've got, I'm guessing.

Dave's mounts are money. As stated, they take care of forces in both directions (pushing and pulling), and are not a solid mount - and that's not THAT much money for a set of mounts. I wish they had cheap Delrin tranny mounts though...

xs240 05-28-2009 04:58 PM

I've wondered... arent there ways to isolate vibrations but still make it more solid... i mean can it be that we just have only so many options nismo, cusco, etc... I run cuscos, its solid but man its anoying... great for racing though...

DDDsquad_s13panda 05-29-2009 12:59 PM

do the hockey pucks instead. i just finish putting mine on, and i put up a write up about it... over all , drives koo, but everything rattles at a steady idle, but the response action is a champ!!!!

OBEEWON 05-29-2009 02:15 PM

I'm running wood mounts.

jspecusa 05-30-2009 12:05 AM

we have tried many mounts over the years.
like all things in life, you get what you paid for, question is do you really need something that nice?
our favorite pick is kazama and cusco mounts, and we suggest running a engine torque damper.
cheers,

sam

MotorMounts 06-12-2009 09:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by drift freaq (Post 2750528)
Ah yeah and that guy on NICO is an idiot. You do not want a solid shaft going top to bottom. If you do that you basically turn the mount into a solid direct mount transferring all vibration and tension from your engine straight to the chassis. Now if you track it and don't care? Maybe, but it will put excess stress on your chassis and basically destroy drive ability of your car.

Those mounts on Nico are garbage.

The mounts on ebay look like they copied the mounts I was selling. It appears they built a interlock system into them because they were having problems with them coming apart.
Reason for this is it says right in their ad if the mount comes apart then they will give you your money back or exchange it.

Honestly this would scare me.

The mounts I was selling were actually lift tested picking up a pickup with a forklift with the mount holding the two items together.

Never ever had a problem with KA/SR mounts coming apart. In fact I can still get them made. Fact is I stopped selling them because everyone got cheap and did not want to pay for them. At $100 a set they were less than a lot of stuff on the market. though cheap asses like above just chose to try and roll their own junk because no one wants to spend good money on our cars anymore.

How you doin' Expert,
For the sake of all who read your posts I hope your other 11,134 posts were not so lacking of factual information. The world does not need another self proclaimed expert preaching a bunch of "I think". You know absolutely ZERO about those mounts on eBay, Z-E-R-O, nothing about the urethane used, the steel frame internals, the testing done or if there was ever a problem before their current design. But you will be the first guy to jump up and scream "I think...........blah blah blah" to make yourself sound smart, when you really don't "know". If you don't know, that's fine, none of us know it all, but if you don't have the facts, stay in the back of the bus with your mouth shut and ears open. You might learn something for the next time someone wants to know what you "know" not what you "think".
One more thing, unless you were selling urethane mounts over three years ago, there is no way the mounts you "used" to sell could have influenced the Ultra Mounts in any way. And, there is a huge difference between "selling" and "building". If you build it right a third grader can sell it.

How was that for a first post, Boo........Yaa

DALAZ_68 06-12-2009 09:21 AM

theres a reason why a company like NISSAN designed the mounts the way they did instead of just running down a threaded rod thru a jello mold...

MotoMounts - glad to see Salem Oregon can still produce people that can spell a 2 syllable word... a cookie is in the mail

drift freaq 06-12-2009 12:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MotorMounts (Post 2856499)
How you doin' Expert,
For the sake of all who read your posts I hope your other 11,134 posts were not so lacking of factual information. The world does not need another self proclaimed expert preaching a bunch of "I think". You know absolutely ZERO about those mounts on eBay, Z-E-R-O, nothing about the urethane used, the steel frame internals, the testing done or if there was ever a problem before their current design. But you will be the first guy to jump up and scream "I think...........blah blah blah" to make yourself sound smart, when you really don't "know". If you don't know, that's fine, none of us know it all, but if you don't have the facts, stay in the back of the bus with your mouth shut and ears open. You might learn something for the next time someone wants to know what you "know" not what you "think".
One more thing, unless you were selling urethane mounts over three years ago, there is no way the mounts you "used" to sell could have influenced the Ultra Mounts in any way. And, there is a huge difference between "selling" and "building". If you build it right a third grader can sell it.

How was that for a first post, Boo........Yaa

LOL Wow typical noob you are.
Oh and yeah I was selling Urethane mounts over three years ago actually 4-5 years ago to be exact, in fact we were selling urethane mounts before most people were stateside.

If you really had done your research on me? You would have seen that. I think you're the one with your head firmly planted up your ass. I bet you are the one selling those mounts on ebay? Since your screen is motormounts.

It should be motormouth!

Oh and mister noob trying to school a long time member. I don't post without facts and you did not even quote me. You did not even paraphrase me. I never said I knew those mounts. I stated based on what they posted why it might not be a good idea.

You are just a little to quick on defensive, which usually means I struck a nerve and I am probably right. Just an observation based on your knee jerk reaction.

You already blew your defensive. give it up loser.

DALAZ_68 06-12-2009 12:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by drift freaq (Post 2856766)
I bet you are the one selling those mounts on ebay? Since your screen is motormounts.

.


click the thread dave, see location of the seller on ebay, and see motormounts location... :rofl:

Bigsyke 06-12-2009 12:57 PM

JGS poly mounts, weve already gone over this in 100 threads.

Am I the only one who actually inspected the hockey puck style mount, and say the bolts going through them were cocked to the side?

Mabye everyone forgot that the nissan ka/sr mounts "bolts" were offset, and there is added stress on the contact surface.

Am I the only one who saw this after I put the mounts in?

JGS poly, 100x better than any solid mount, hardly ANY vibration.

landins13 06-12-2009 01:02 PM

yeah these are straight up soup can mounts with no ofset.

jamg 06-12-2009 01:09 PM

here's what you do.

get stock mounts, and get 3M WINDOW WELD.

then use the window weld and mold it like this, onto the mount.

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y23...CT1364copy.jpg

USE 3M window weld.

OBEEWON 06-12-2009 01:12 PM

fail ownage.

jamg 06-12-2009 01:14 PM

lol

those ebay mounts look legit, if they fail, send them back, they will refund your money, and give you a new set of mounts.

DALAZ_68 06-12-2009 02:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jamg (Post 2856880)
lol

those ebay mounts look legit, if they fail, send them back, they will refund your money, and give you a new set of mounts.


why would i want something back that already failed on me, to potentially fail on me...AGAIN...?

clark 06-12-2009 02:26 PM

wait, so what's wrong with the urethane/plastic solo cup/pringle can method?? that seems legit...

fuck it i'll just get wood like obeewan did.

Dousan_PG 06-12-2009 02:52 PM

i love the ghetto setups

its funny as shit
ive done it
and now that i actually spent money, i dont know why i did

oh here come the 'oh ive tried both'

bullshit.

spend some money, and its not even that much

if 200 bucks is out of your budget

fucking cars arent for you

and id trust dave shit over some henious ebay crap. dave is old. and he's old school. knows his shit.

93nismo 06-12-2009 03:28 PM

ebays good for things like intakes and exhaust. things that matter? ehh. get some real mounts. those look legit to some but i wouldent trust em. i have nismo mounts on mine and there great. spend the money on good shit instead of more on lots of bad shit. in the long run, itl be better. like he^ said, if 200 is too much u dont really belong here

HYPNOTIK 06-12-2009 04:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MrChow (Post 2750168)
I currently have a pair of drift freaq motor mounts. I luv this mount. But something when wrong for some weird ass reason and I need to replace it.
Anyways here it is.

Yeah Yeah eBay link. But looks interesting.
eBay Motors: 89 - 98 240SX Urethane Engine Motor Mount ULTRA MOUNTS

Anyone?? Opinions??

I'll lock/delete in a heartbeat if I get any flamers.

I just bought these mounts, they are AWESOME. They fall right in between Nismo mounts and solid. I HIGHLY recommend them. Excellent build quality too.

FaLKoN240 06-12-2009 04:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jamg (Post 2856869)
here's what you do.

get stock mounts, and get 3M WINDOW WELD.

then use the window weld and mold it like this, onto the mount.

USE 3M window weld.

Hell yeah, I did that, LOL. I wouldn't do it again though.

ixfxi 06-12-2009 05:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dousan_PG (Post 2857042)
i love the ghetto setups

its funny as shit
ive done it
and now that i actually spent money, i dont know why i did

oh here come the 'oh ive tried both'

bullshit.

spend some money, and its not even that much

if 200 bucks is out of your budget

fucking cars arent for you

and id trust dave shit over some henious ebay crap. dave is old. and he's old school. knows his shit.

fuckin dousan.......... everytime aron opens his mouth he says fuckin truth, i love it.


anyway, i dont know much about the ebay mounts but i really dont see much value in them. for most people nismo mounts are all you need. if you want something more aggressive, just fill the factory mounts with urethane - i did and i really, Really... REALLY like how it feels.


As for the ebay mounts, here is my favorite part of their ad:

"We label every mount with our name and phone number so if you ever need it , it will be easy to find."


Wow, thats very convenient. If only HKS, Apex, and Greddy did that. I'de love having their phone number on each and every part.

CLASSY.


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