Do any sponsors make an engine limiter for use w/ motor plates?
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Do any sponsors make an engine limiter for use w/ motor plates?
I didnt like how my spohn solids raised my motor up so much and when i had my car corner scaled and we went through and set up the suspension my friend that was doing it said he didnt like the extra angle caused by the lifter motor so ive decided with the new LS3 im going to go to a motor plate setup. Originally when i thought iw as staying cam only LS1 i had talked to madman and was just going to run a front plate but the new setup is calling for close to 900 on the bottle so i figure ill step up to a mid plate as well. or is that too much? motor should be in the mid 600s n/a
the only problem is i stilll for the life of me cant understand how to make/setup a good engine limiter and what trans mount to use. Even if i knew what to do for an engine limiter i dont have much in the way of fabrication experience/place to do it so i figure if a sponsor makes one id be more than willing to pay for one. Id obviously end up with their plates as well.
can someone help me with this and shed some light ont he subject? thanks
:edit: I have seen the madman front plates, but have never seen how their midplates run. I ahve seen the burkhart midplate and like the hoop it has. I also saw the KTS racing plates and kinda liked how they looked and also the $$
the only problem is i stilll for the life of me cant understand how to make/setup a good engine limiter and what trans mount to use. Even if i knew what to do for an engine limiter i dont have much in the way of fabrication experience/place to do it so i figure if a sponsor makes one id be more than willing to pay for one. Id obviously end up with their plates as well.
can someone help me with this and shed some light ont he subject? thanks
:edit: I have seen the madman front plates, but have never seen how their midplates run. I ahve seen the burkhart midplate and like the hoop it has. I also saw the KTS racing plates and kinda liked how they looked and also the $$
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Without hijackng too much maybe I can get an answer for my question too.
I am considering going with a motor plate on my drag strip, occational weekend toy. Now I know vibration and sound in the truck will increase but any other down sides? What kind of performance gains are seen with a motor plate? I would guess a 2-4 tenths as long as you keep traction on the shifts?
I would need a full set up and that is what the op is asking. Hopefully we can kill two birds with one stone.
I am considering going with a motor plate on my drag strip, occational weekend toy. Now I know vibration and sound in the truck will increase but any other down sides? What kind of performance gains are seen with a motor plate? I would guess a 2-4 tenths as long as you keep traction on the shifts?
I would need a full set up and that is what the op is asking. Hopefully we can kill two birds with one stone.
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I have the engine limiter kits in stock. We call them "Fore Aft Limiters". There isnt a major performance gain with motor plates. The main reason to run them is for clearance and it ties the front of the car together making the block a chassis component. If you have to carry the weight then use it to support the chassis. We always use a poly mount on the trans.
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Our mid-plate set up is pretty basic. There are two brackets that weld to the inner frame rails, which the mid-plate bolts to.
Here are the links to both the motor plates and the mid plates:
http://www.madmanandcoracing.com/sho...aspx?itemid=16
http://www.madmanandcoracing.com/sho...aspx?itemid=15
There are also installed photos for each part on their respective pages.
I don't have the fore aft limiter in our online catalog, but it's a pretty simple set-up as well. I'll try to post some pics today.
Give me a call if you have any more questions, or if you would like to place your order.
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Without hijackng too much maybe I can get an answer for my question too.
I am considering going with a motor plate on my drag strip, occational weekend toy. Now I know vibration and sound in the truck will increase but any other down sides? What kind of performance gains are seen with a motor plate? I would guess a 2-4 tenths as long as you keep traction on the shifts?
I would need a full set up and that is what the op is asking. Hopefully we can kill two birds with one stone.
I am considering going with a motor plate on my drag strip, occational weekend toy. Now I know vibration and sound in the truck will increase but any other down sides? What kind of performance gains are seen with a motor plate? I would guess a 2-4 tenths as long as you keep traction on the shifts?
I would need a full set up and that is what the op is asking. Hopefully we can kill two birds with one stone.
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Thanks Steve I had talked to you before about just a front plate but never a full setup. My bday is at the end of this month, so ill be calling you in a few weeks
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You really deleted my post?
There is more than one way to skin a cat Oranepeel, and I don't think i ever said anything negative about Madman or Burkhart's products (never dealt with motorvative, so i can't speak from personal experience). Actually quite the contrary, their stuff is badass. But, limiting the knowledge of a fellow enthusiast of other options or ideas is borderline IMO.
To each their own, and I'm sure the OP will be happy with the product from Madman and Burkhart. I know i would be!
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You really deleted my post?
There is more than one way to skin a cat Oranepeel, and I don't think i ever said anything negative about Madman or Burkhart's products (never dealt with motorvative, so i can't speak from personal experience). Actually quite the contrary, their stuff is badass. But, limiting the knowledge of a fellow enthusiast of other options or ideas is borderline IMO.
To each their own, and I'm sure the OP will be happy with the product from Madman and Burkhart. I know i would be!
There is more than one way to skin a cat Oranepeel, and I don't think i ever said anything negative about Madman or Burkhart's products (never dealt with motorvative, so i can't speak from personal experience). Actually quite the contrary, their stuff is badass. But, limiting the knowledge of a fellow enthusiast of other options or ideas is borderline IMO.
To each their own, and I'm sure the OP will be happy with the product from Madman and Burkhart. I know i would be!
In no way am I limiting anyone's knowledge. There is a reason people ask a question and 14 other people just tell them to "google it". The information is out there if they put the footwork in to find it.