Is this a collapsed engine mount? (see pic)
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Is this a collapsed engine mount? (see pic)
Any experts know what a collapsed engine mount looks like?
I am experiencing vibration under acceleration, and was told it could be the mounts. I was thinking of going with the Euro RS tranny and engine mounts... Any ideas?
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Greg
I am experiencing vibration under acceleration, and was told it could be the mounts. I was thinking of going with the Euro RS tranny and engine mounts... Any ideas?
Thanks,
Greg
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Dear Greg,
Yep but you need to pull it out. You cannot tell with it still mounted. You need to lay it down on its side and take a photo. Then I can get a better view.
With the TT installation I would have recommended from day one that you install stronger engine mounts.
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Yep but you need to pull it out. You cannot tell with it still mounted. You need to lay it down on its side and take a photo. Then I can get a better view.
With the TT installation I would have recommended from day one that you install stronger engine mounts.
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Dear Greg,
Depends how much torque you are developing. The twist on the engine twists the engine mounts. If you are tracking this puppy then I would look at the design of the GT-3RS engine mounts. For normal road use the RS ones might be okay. All comes down to as I said the amount of torque being produced. If you are exceeding by 50% the RS torque figures then go solid. Remember if you go solid you are also going to have to stiffen up the rear end a little but more so the body can take the torque.
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Depends how much torque you are developing. The twist on the engine twists the engine mounts. If you are tracking this puppy then I would look at the design of the GT-3RS engine mounts. For normal road use the RS ones might be okay. All comes down to as I said the amount of torque being produced. If you are exceeding by 50% the RS torque figures then go solid. Remember if you go solid you are also going to have to stiffen up the rear end a little but more so the body can take the torque.
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I have done nothing to the car. I would say that I may track it here and there. Mostly road usage. I'm concerned that solid mounts may cause other problems in the drivetrain. Like stress the gearbox more...
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I have no answer for you then,sorry. I know something, some is broke or over torque.... Did this happen in the last couple of days, or did you notice just now and did'nt you notice this when you bought the car?
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from your description it probebly is a collasped mount. no way to be 100% certian until it comes out though.
if your car is stock the most i would do is the euro RS mount - i would not go solid at this point. for a 100% stock car that is likely to stay that way i would just replace the mounts with std. peices. - cheaper for parts too - install is going to be the same so this is a negligable savings.
my 2 cents
if your car is stock the most i would do is the euro RS mount - i would not go solid at this point. for a 100% stock car that is likely to stay that way i would just replace the mounts with std. peices. - cheaper for parts too - install is going to be the same so this is a negligable savings.
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This is a new thing... It has happened the last couple of weekends...
The car is not exactly stock, so I expect things to fail here and there. With the twin turbos, I'm pushing 600+ hp, and over 500 ft/lbs of torque...
I am going to look at the car with some friends who are technicians, to spot potential weak points or failures...
Thanks for all the input
Greg
The car is not exactly stock, so I expect things to fail here and there. With the twin turbos, I'm pushing 600+ hp, and over 500 ft/lbs of torque...
I am going to look at the car with some friends who are technicians, to spot potential weak points or failures...
Thanks for all the input
Greg