Mabey...I can do a lot with metal but I have never worked with urethane before. I heard it is kindof a bit** to work with too.

Basically you pour it into a mold and let it dry.

I will get the info on where to buy it and what not if you like.

I thought that most placed machied it from solid pieces..yea I would like to see how it is molded

Ihor,

do you have anyone testing these new mounts you're having made, or do you still need a quinea pig? i'm interested in the additional urethane disc on the bottom. any good pictures of this?

The urethane motor mounts that RotorSports Racing makes includes two urethane bushings. One main bushing and one smaller bushing disk. Rotorsports have been making these for a few years now and improving on the design. If cores are available, you can pay a core charge and return your cores after delivery and installation for core refund. However, cores are in limited supply. If you send your cores in, the reconditioned mounts usually ship out in a day or two. More info at http://www.rotorsportsracing.com/per...tor_mounts.htm.

The Mazdaspeed version would be in between (in stiffness) the stock and eurothane versions. I have no idea on the price though.

I just ordered a set of the mounts from Gotham...real nice people I might add! https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/smile.png

I should get the new Gothom ones by friday. Stupid UPS where's my parts and why don't I get that hot chick in the mini shorts delivering them?

Gotham = good (good group to help make $)



Or roll your own with the 6" "rod" from Mcmaster.



Just stay away from the really hard shore.

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